Sometimes identified as a double of the enemy of Athanasius of Cappadocia, some myths involving this religious figure involve his conversion of the empress Alexandra and his baptism of Perseus. A vision of him supposedly foretold the fall of Antioch, inspiring Richard I to pray to him for protection during his drive to Jerusalem. He accomplished his best-known feat with the aid of the girdle of the Princess of Selena, which allowed him to lead his victim like a lamb. FTP, name this saint whose symbol is an upright red cross, known for his association with dragon slaying and as the patron saint of England.
Sometimes identified as a double of the enemy of Athanasius of Cappadocia, some myths involving this religious figure involve his conversion of the empress Alexandra and his baptism of Perseus. A vision of him supposedly foretold the fall of Antioch, inspiring Richard I to pray to him for protection during his drive to Jerusalem. He accomplished his best-known feat with the aid of the girdle of the Princess of Selena, which allowed him to lead his victim like a lamb. FTP, name this saint whose symbol is an upright red cross, known for his association with dragon slaying and as the patron saint of England.
Sometimes identified as a double of the enemy of Athanasius of Cappadocia, some myths involving this religious figure involve his conversion of the empress Alexandra and his baptism of Perseus.
Saint George (accept variants on his name)