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The Catholic Church recognizes the individuals of Lucius, Absalom, and Lorgius as Saints due to their recorded suffering and death in Caesarea, a location within Cappadocia. St. Lucius (perhaps alternately Lucas or Luke) is thought to have been a bishop of Spanish heritage. Unfortunately, little is known about these Christian martyrs, with even their names being uncertain, although they are commemorated during the holy calendar day of March 2.

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rdfs:label	Martyrs of Caesarea (en)
rdfs:comment	The Catholic Church recognizes the individuals of Lucius, Absalom, and Lorgius as Saints due to their recorded suffering and death in Caesarea, a location within Cappadocia. St. Lucius (perhaps alternately Lucas or Luke) is thought to have been a bishop of Spanish heritage. Unfortunately, little is known about these Christian martyrs, with even their names being uncertain, although they are commemorated during the holy calendar day of March 2. (en)
foaf:name	Absalon of Caesarea (en)
name	Absalon of Caesarea (en)
death place	Kayseri
death place	Kayseri
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Caesarea Mazaca Cappadocia Bishop List of Saints Dorothea of Caesarea March 2 Saints English language Martyrology of Usuard Lucius Calendar of saints Catholic Church Turkey List of Christian martyrs Absalon of Caesarea 3rd century 4th century 9th century Feast day Mandatory Palestine Christian martyrs Christian saints in unknown century Spanish Roman Catholics Kayseri Spanish people Caesarea (disambiguation) Christian martyrs Lorgius Martyr Saint Lucius of Cyrene Saint Lucius (disambiguation) Mammes of Caesarea Roman Breviary William Blackwood & Sons Saint Lucas (disambiguation) Central Anatolia Caesarea (Israel)
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death date	c. 100 AD (en)
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has abstract	The Catholic Church recognizes the individuals of Lucius, Absalom, and Lorgius as Saints due to their recorded suffering and death in Caesarea, a location within Cappadocia. St. Lucius (perhaps alternately Lucas or Luke) is thought to have been a bishop of Spanish heritage. Unfortunately, little is known about these Christian martyrs, with even their names being uncertain, although they are commemorated during the holy calendar day of March 2. This Lucius is also not to be confused with the multiple other individuals of the same name, such as Lucius of Cyrene. As well, this Lorgius is also known as Largus and this Absalom as Absalon, Absolom, and Absolucius. Details about when they died is unknown. However, the three appear in the Martyrology of Usuard, meaning that accounts of them existed at least before or during the Usuard's time in the 9th century. "At Caesarea, in Cappadocia, the holy martyrs Lucius the Bishop, Absolom, Lorgius" is a part of the William Blackwood & Sons published English language version of the Roman Breviary, the liturgical book of the rites of the Catholic Church containing hymns, readings, notations, and other religious material. None of them are to be confused or connected with the unrelated 3rd century figure Mammes of Caesarea and 4th century figure Dorothea of Caesarea, besides them all being martyred in the same general area. The historical region in which they died in Central Anatolia is now a part of modern Turkey. That city of Caesarea (called Caesarea Mazaca) is not to be confused with the traditional Jewish town of the same name, which is in modern Israel, or other locations of related names. (en)
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