274 THE MAGIC OP JEWELS AND CHARMS
Ebic (or Henry). May 18. Patron of Sweden (died 1151).
Ethelreda (Audrey). October 17. Princess of East Anglia (died 679).
Euphemia. September 16. Patroness of Chalcedon (died ca. 307).
Félicitas. November 23. Patroness of male heirs (died 173).
Fillan. January 9. Scotch saint (died ca. 649).
Filomena (Filumina, Philomena). August 10. Supposititious, saint.
Francis of Assisi. October 4. Founder of Franciscan Order (1182-1226).
Francis Xavier. December 3. Patron and Apostle of India (1506-1552).
Fbideswide. October 19. Patroness of city and university of Oxford, daughter of Sidan, Prince of Oxford (died ca. 740).
Genevieve. January 3. Patroness of Paris.
George. April 23. Patron of England, of Germany and Venice, of soldiers and armourers (born third century).
Giles. September 1. Patron of Edinburgh (ca. 640-).
Gregory the Great. March 12 (born 540).
Gudula. January 8. Patron of Brussels (born middle of seventh century).
Helena. August 18. Wife of Constantius, mother of Constantine the Great (died 328).
Henry of Bavaria. July 15. Patron of Bavaria. Emperor (Henry II) of Germany (972-1024).
Hilary. January 14 (died 368).
Honoratus. Bishop of Aries. Died January 6, 429.
Honoratus (Honoré). May 16. Patron of bakers. Bishop of Amiens. (Died 690.)
Hubert of Liege. November 3. Patron of the chase and of dogs (died 727).
Ignatius Loyola. July 3. Founder of Jesuit Order (1491-1556).
Isidore the Ploughman (Isidro el Labrador). May 15. Patron of Madrid and of farmers (born ca. 1110-1170).
James the Great. July 25. Apostle; patron of Spain and of pilgrims to Jerusalem (died 42).
Januarius. September 19. Patron of Naples (died 305).
Jerome. September 30. Patron of scholars. One of the four Latin Fathers (342-420).
John the Baptist. June 24, or Midsummer Day.
John the Evangelist. December 27 (died 101).
Joseph. March 19.
Julian Hospitatob. January 9. Patron of hospitals (died 313).
