Onofrio

Also known as Venerable Onuphrius, Saint Nofer the Anchorite, Saint Onuphrius

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Disputatio physiolegistiea [sic] de ivre et natvra pennalivm, quam praesidente Onvphrio Palaeotto excutiendam proponit Lvcas de Penna
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Saint.titles: Hermit
Saint.honorific_prefix: Saint
Saint.name: Onuphrius
Saint.birth_date: 320 AD
Saint.death_date: 400 AD
Saint.feast_day: 12 June (Western & Byzantine)16 Paoni (Departure - Coptic Christianity)16 Hathor (Consecration of Church - Coptic Christianity)
Saint.venerated_in: Eastern Orthodox ChurchRoman Catholic ChurchOriental Orthodox ChurchesEastern Catholic Churches
Saint.image: Saint Onuphrius Emmanuel Tzanes.png
Saint.caption: Saint Onuphrius by Emmanuel Tzanes, 1662
Saint.birth_place: Ethiopia
Saint.death_place: Egypt
Saint.attributes: loincloth made from leaves, long beard and hair; hermit with an angel bringing him the Eucharist or bread; hermit with a crown at his feet
Saint.patronage: weavers; jurists Centrache, Italy

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Wikidata facts

Gender: male
Citizenship: Egypt
Place of death: Lower Egypt
Occupation: hermit
Languages spoken: Coptic
Native language: Coptic
Image: MHS sw Onufry XVIII w pp.jpg

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Commons category: Onuphrius
canonization status: The Venerable
date of death: 0400-00-00
date of birth: 0320-00-00
feast day: June 12
P6482: Onuphrius

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Article · Italiano

Onofrio, o Noferi, dal greco Onnóphris cioè "colui che è sempre felice", dal copto Uenofere (... – IV secolo), è stato un anacoreta vissuto nel deserto egiziano, considerato santo e commemorato il 12 giugno.

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