Baring-Gould’s sources: Modem Roman Martyrology with Faustus, Caius, and others. These latter are adopted from the Greek Menologies. The Roman Martyrology simply says, “ Dionysius, Faustus, Caius, Peter, Paul, and four others, who, having first suffered many things under Decius, received the palm of martyrdom under Valerian, by order of iEmilian, the governor.” But S. Dionysius, the B. of Alexandria, occurs again in the Roman Martyrology on Nov. 17, and S. Faustus again on Nov. 19, and again with Caius on Nov. 20, along with Eusebius, Chseremon, and Lucius. “ Hinc in Martyrologio Romano majorem accurationem non immerito quis forte requirat,” say the Bollandists.] N this day the Greeks commemorate S. Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria, and other Christians who suffered. By some mistake Baronius inserted these martyrs in the Roman Martyrology on this day, without knowing that Dionysius was the same as the famous Bishop of Alexandria, and thus made duplicate martyrs out of Dionysius, Faustus, and Caius. According to him they suffered at the beginning of the 4th century, whereas S. Dionysius, the bishop, certainly attained his Digitiz ed bv S. Hesychius.