Pacian
Also known as Pacianus, Pacian of Barcelona, St Pacian
Saint Pacian (Pacianus) () ( 310–391 AD) was an early Spanish Christian prelate.
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Saint Pacian (Pacianus) () ( 310–391 AD) was an early Spanish Christian prelate.
== Biography == Pacian served as Bishop of Barcelona from about 365 AD to 391 AD. He succeeded Praetextatus.