Cardinal, celebrated canonist, born at Padua. (1360-1417)

One of the twelve sons of Jacob and ancestor of the tribe of the same name.

Diocese in the Republic of Mexico, suffragan of Guadalajara.

Theologian, historian, and writer. (1714-1795)

Musical theorist. (1550-1623)

The prophecy of Zacharias is one of the books admitted by both Jews and Christians into their canon of Sacred Writings, one of the Minor Prophets.

A famous exegete of the Premonstratensian Order; born at Chrysopolis (Besançon); died about 1155.

The Benedictus, given in Luke 1:68-79. One of the three great canticles in the opening chapters of this Gospel.

Reigned 741-752.

Ecclesiastical writer, born at Katloez, County of Neutra, Hungary. (1831-1887)

Greco-Melchite diocese.

Diocese in Chaldea.

Philosopher and canonist. (1735-1813)

Austrian canonist. (1712-1766)

Spanish Franciscan, born at Bilbao, Vizeaya, Spain. (1780-1846)

Titular see of Numidia. Zama Major and Zama Minor.

Prefecture Apostolic of the Zambesi Mission.

Philippine Islands, including the islands of Basilan, Camiguin, Dinagat, Mindanao, Siargao, and the Sulu Archipelago.

Priest and physicist. (1776-1846)

Diocese in Mexico.

Diocese in Spain.

Vicariate Apostolic in Ecuador.

Italian painter. (1581-1641)

Prince-Bishop of Seckau. (1771-1848)

Diocese in Greece.

Priest and physicist. (1797-1873)

Located on the eastern coast of Africa, colonized by Asiatic nations.

Mexican tribe located chiefly in Oaxaca and Guerrero.

Archdiocese in Dalmatia.

Titular see of Numidia in Africa.

Italian musical theorist. (1517-1590)

Jurist, born at Constance. (1461-1536)

From delos, a derivative of deo "to boil", to "throb with heat".

Exegete, born either at Diest or Brussels during the latter half of the fifteenth century; died at Louvain, 25 August, 1559.

Titular see of Asia Minor, suffragan of Amasea in the Helenopontus.

Statesman, philologist, defender of Church rights. (1793-1873)

Publisher, first printer of Cologne. (d. 1507)

Diocese in Hungary.

Greek philosopher. (b. 490 B.C.)

Fourth-century bishop and martyr.

Bishop of Florence. (d. 337)

Titular see of Asia Minor, suffragan of Seleucia, Trachaea in Isauria.

The ninth of the twelve Minor Prophets of the Canon of the Old Testament; preached and wrote in the second half of the seventh century B.C.

Reigned 198-217.

Titular see in Cilicia.

Titular see in Syria.

Founder of Celtic philology, an eminent philologist, and studied at the gymnasium of Bamberg. (1806-1856)

Historian who took vows at the Abbey of Zwiefalten 21 November, 1707, was ordained priest, 21 March, 1713, and became professor of theology at his monastery.

Bishop of Linz. (1770-1852)

Franciscan born at Zierikzee, a town in the Province of Zeeland, Holland. (1405-1462)

Cardinal, theologian, and philosopher. (1833-1893)

Philosopher and theologian. (1752-1820)

Composer, born at Naples. (1752-1837)

Orientalist, born at Meran, in the Tyrol 1801. Died at the Abbey of Marienberg near Meran in 1881.

Followers of the movement to segregate the Jewish people as a nation.

A sect which flourished in the eighteenth century at Ronsdorf in the Duchy of Berg.

Diocese in Hungary.

Cistercian abbey in Hungary.

Founded in New York, by Ellen O'Keefe (Mother Zita) in 1890.

Model and heavenly patroness of domestic servants.

A titular see of Palestina Tertia.

Archeologist and numismatist. (1755-1809)

Chancellor of Poland. (1547-1620)

Twelfth-century Byzantine chronicler and canonist.

A Mexican tribe dwelling in the western part of Chipas, north of the Sierra Madre, and part of Tabasco and Oaxaca.

Byzantine historian.

Reigned 417-418.

The small, round skullcap of the ecclesiastic.

Comprises the State of Zulia in the Republic of Venezuela.

A territory in South Africa inhabited by the Zulus or Amazulus, who belong to the Bantu family.

Franciscan born at Durango in the Basque. Custodian of the convent of Abrojo.

A Pueblo tribe residing on the bank of the Rio Zuñi near the boundary of New Mexico.

Artist born in the suburb of Fuente de Cantos in Estramadure, on the boundaries of Andalusia, Nov., 1598.

The capital of the Swiss canton of the same name.

Cardinal Vicar of Rome and writer on medieval geography, born at Legnano of noble parents. (1769-1843)

Cistercian abbey in Austria.

Founder of the Reformation in Switzerland, born at Wildhaus in Switzerland. (1484-1531)

Architect born at Jakobswalde in Silesia. (1802-1861)