Sabbas
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Sabbas is the name of a number of Christian saints:
- Sabbas the Sanctified - Palestinian Monastic
- Sabbas the Goth martyred 12 April, 372, by being drowned in the Musaeus, a tributary of the Danube
- Sabbas Stratelates, also a Goth, martyred with about seventy others at Rome, under Aurelian
- Julianus Sabbas, a hermit near Edessa, d. about 380
- Sabbas the Younger, a Basilian abbot, 6 February, 990 or 991, at the monastery of St. Caesarius in Rome
- Saint Sava, Archbishop of Serbia
also
- Sawa , Metropolitan of Warsaw and all Poland, leader of the Polish Orthodox Church.
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