Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Abadir and Iraja are saints in the Coptic Church.They are reported to have been children of the sister of Basilides, the father of kings. According to their legendstory, Abadir and Iraja fled from Antioch to Alexandria, were arrested there, brought to Antinoe, and beheaded there with 3,685 companions. These included the following priests:Cluthus, a priest and physician of Antinoe;Apa Paphnutius of TentyraApa Isaac of TiphreApa Shamul of TaraphiaApa Simon of TapchoSissinus of TantathoTheodore of ChotepMoses of PsammaniuPhilotheus of PemdjeMacarius of FayumMaximus of VuchimMacroni of ThoniSenuthius of BuastiSimeon of ThouPtolemaeus, son of the Eparch, andThomas of Tanphot.Abadir and Iraja had a church dedicated to them in Osjut in Egypt. Their feast day is on September 25 (Gregorian Calendar) and October 8 (Julian Calendar). The text of their Passion exists in both Sahidic and Bohairic Coptic and fragments can be found at the National Library, Vienna, Wiener Papyrussammlung, K2563 a-l, ed.Orlandi, 1974, the National Library, Paris, Copte 129.16.104 and the Vatican Library, Rome, Copti 63, fols. 1-65, ed. Hyvernat, 1886-1887.A summary of their lives, commemorated on Tout 28 (October 8), can be found in the Copto-Arabic Synaxarion: http://www.copticchurch.net/synaxarium/1_28.html ."@en }
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- Abadir_and_Iraja abstract "Abadir and Iraja are saints in the Coptic Church.They are reported to have been children of the sister of Basilides, the father of kings. According to their legendstory, Abadir and Iraja fled from Antioch to Alexandria, were arrested there, brought to Antinoe, and beheaded there with 3,685 companions. These included the following priests:Cluthus, a priest and physician of Antinoe;Apa Paphnutius of TentyraApa Isaac of TiphreApa Shamul of TaraphiaApa Simon of TapchoSissinus of TantathoTheodore of ChotepMoses of PsammaniuPhilotheus of PemdjeMacarius of FayumMaximus of VuchimMacroni of ThoniSenuthius of BuastiSimeon of ThouPtolemaeus, son of the Eparch, andThomas of Tanphot.Abadir and Iraja had a church dedicated to them in Osjut in Egypt. Their feast day is on September 25 (Gregorian Calendar) and October 8 (Julian Calendar). The text of their Passion exists in both Sahidic and Bohairic Coptic and fragments can be found at the National Library, Vienna, Wiener Papyrussammlung, K2563 a-l, ed.Orlandi, 1974, the National Library, Paris, Copte 129.16.104 and the Vatican Library, Rome, Copti 63, fols. 1-65, ed. Hyvernat, 1886-1887.A summary of their lives, commemorated on Tout 28 (October 8), can be found in the Copto-Arabic Synaxarion: http://www.copticchurch.net/synaxarium/1_28.html .".
- Q4055278 abstract "Abadir and Iraja are saints in the Coptic Church.They are reported to have been children of the sister of Basilides, the father of kings. According to their legendstory, Abadir and Iraja fled from Antioch to Alexandria, were arrested there, brought to Antinoe, and beheaded there with 3,685 companions. These included the following priests:Cluthus, a priest and physician of Antinoe;Apa Paphnutius of TentyraApa Isaac of TiphreApa Shamul of TaraphiaApa Simon of TapchoSissinus of TantathoTheodore of ChotepMoses of PsammaniuPhilotheus of PemdjeMacarius of FayumMaximus of VuchimMacroni of ThoniSenuthius of BuastiSimeon of ThouPtolemaeus, son of the Eparch, andThomas of Tanphot.Abadir and Iraja had a church dedicated to them in Osjut in Egypt. Their feast day is on September 25 (Gregorian Calendar) and October 8 (Julian Calendar). The text of their Passion exists in both Sahidic and Bohairic Coptic and fragments can be found at the National Library, Vienna, Wiener Papyrussammlung, K2563 a-l, ed.Orlandi, 1974, the National Library, Paris, Copte 129.16.104 and the Vatican Library, Rome, Copti 63, fols. 1-65, ed. Hyvernat, 1886-1887.A summary of their lives, commemorated on Tout 28 (October 8), can be found in the Copto-Arabic Synaxarion: http://www.copticchurch.net/synaxarium/1_28.html .".