[13] "Vie des Saints" Tom. ix. p. 22. [14] Elmasini 'Hist. Sarac.' Lugd. Batav. 1625, p. 267. [15] This article is condensed from an article by the Author in the Quarterly Review for October, 1867, on "Portraits of Christ." [16] For information on this Order, see Jan. 15, S. Alexander. [17] See for more information on the Iconoclastic heresy the life of S. Tarasius, Feb. 25th. [18] This very term "Symbol of Christ," as applied to the Holy Eucharist, is indication of heretical views on the Presence. [19] Gofredus in Vita S. Bernardi. [20] Eugenius III. [Illustration: S. Veronica. See page 73.] February 5. S. AGATHA, _V. M. at Catania_, A.D. 251. S. AGRICOLAUS, _B. of Utrecht, beginning of 5th cent._ S. AVITUS, _B. of Vienne, in France, circ._ A.D. 524. S. GENUINE, _B. of Savio, circ._ A.D. 640. S. BERTULF, _Ab. at Ghent; beginning of 8th cent._ SS. INDRACT, DOMINICA AND COMPANIONS, _MM. at Glastonbury, beginning of 8th cent._ S. VODAL, _Mk. at Soissons, beginning of 8th cent._ SS. DOMITIAN, _Duke of Carinthia, and_ MARY, _his wife, beginning of 9th cent._ S. POLYEUCTUS, _Patr. of Constantinople_, A.D. 970. S. ADELHEID, _V. Abss. at Villich; circ._ A.D. 1015. SS. JAPANESE MARTYRS, _at Nangasaki_, A.D. 1592-1642. S. AGATHA, V. M. (A.D. 251.) [Roman Martyrology and all others. Famous also among the Greeks. There are various editions of the Acts of her Martyrdom in Latin and in Greek. The latter are not as trustworthy as the former, which are very ancient, and though apparently tampered with by copyists, are on the whole to be relied upon. The Latin Acts were written by eye-witnesses, as appears from a passage in them, "From this we supposed he was her angel." There is an older version of the Greek Acts than that given by Metaphrastes (fl. 867), and there is a sermon on S. Agatha by S. Methodius. The name of S. Agatha occurs in the Canon of the Roman Mass; among the first five Virgin Saints enumerated in _Nobis quoque peccatoribus_.]