Saint Victor of Xanten

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Saint Victor of Xanten is a Christian martyr venerated particularly in the German city of Xanten, where he is honored as its patron saint.

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Saint Victor of Xanten canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian martyr
patron saint
saint
associatedWith Theban Legion
category German saints
Military saints
Roman Catholic martyrs
centuryOfMartyrdom 3rd century
commemoratedOn 10 October
countryOfVeneration Germany
cultCenter Xanten
diedIn Xanten
feastDay 10 October
hasAttribute Roman soldier
banner or standard
palm of martyrdom
hasShrine Xanten Cathedral
honoredAs patron saint of Xanten
honoredIn local liturgical calendars in Germany
languageOfName Latin
liturgicalColor red
martyrdomType military martyr
notableFor martyrdom for Christian faith
occupation soldier
partOf group of soldier martyrs venerated along the Rhine
patronage Xanten
placeOfVeneration Xanten
relicsLocatedIn Xanten Cathedral
religion Christianity
title Saint
veneratedIn Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Xanten namedAfter Saint Victor of Xanten
Xanten Cathedral dedicatedTo Saint Victor of Xanten
St. Victor’s Cathedral namedAfter Saint Victor of Xanten
St. Victor’s Cathedral dedicatedTo Saint Victor of Xanten