Eustathius
(1) Abbot of Luxeuil (Franche Comte), born in Burgundy about 560, succeeded St. Columbanus in 610, labored as a missionary among the Varasci in 616, and died in 625; commemorated March 29 (by others October 11).
(2) Bishop of Attalia, resigned in 431.
(3) Bishop of Berytus, in Syria, ejected for time-serving heresy, in 457.
(4) Patriarch of Alexandria, 801-805.
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