In one story, this man's blood is mixed with clay and used to heal the eye of a king. He converts eight thousand men in the city of Lycia when he plants his staff in the ground and it flowers and grows fruit. Archers fail to execute this man when their arrows hang in the air near his flesh. Originally called Reprobus, this Canaanite served a knight who pretended to be the 
In one story, this man's blood is mixed with clay and used to heal the eye of a king. He converts eight thousand men in the city of Lycia when he plants his staff in the ground and it flowers and grows fruit. Archers fail to execute this man when their arrows hang in the air near his flesh. Originally called Reprobus, this Canaanite served a knight who pretended to be the devil until that knight betrayed the fact that he was afraid of the cross. This (*) seven-foot tall saint is depicted in Orthodox art with the head of a dog. Medals depicting this man are frequently displayed in automobiles. In his most famous story, this saint helps an impossibly heavy child after devoting his life to carrying travelers across a dangerous river. For 10 points, name this patron saint of travelers whose name means Christ-Bearer.
In one story, this man's blood is mixed with clay and used to heal the eye of a king.