One legend mistakes him for a similarly-named man born in Jersey who taught the English how to comb wool, partly because the iron combs with which he was executed resemble wool combs.  
Some self-termed "disciples" of this saint practice erotic asphyxiation.  One legend mistakes him for a similarly-named man born in Jersey who taught the English how to comb wool, partly because the iron combs with which he was executed resemble wool combs.  An Armenian bishop who escaped Christian persecution in the third century, he is noted for reappearing to warn the city of Dubrovnik of an impending Venetian invasion in 971, while during his lifetime he cured wild animals and young children of their illnesses.  FTP, name this saint, who because of a blessing occurring on his feast day, February 3, is said to be the patron saint of throat ailments.
Some self-termed "disciples" of this saint practice erotic asphyxiation.  
Saint Blaise