Tradition states that this saint was chopped into bits and resurrected thre
Tradition states that this saint was chopped into bits and resurrected three times and bled milk from his split skull.  Martyred in Palestine as attested to by a 494 CE canon of Pope Gelasius I, he was probably from Cappadocia.  He saved the princess Sabra while accomplishing his most famous feat in a pagan town in Libya.  The 1222 Council of Oxford established his feast day as April 23, also the day of the foundation of the British Order of the Garter.  FTP, name this slayer of a dragon and patron saint of England.
Tradition states that this saint was chopped into bits and resurrected three times and bled milk from his split skull.  
Saint George