Chronological list of saints in the 5th century

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A list of people, who died during the 5th century, who have received recognition as Blessed (through beatification) or Saint (through canonization) from the Catholic Church:

NameBirthBirthplaceDeathPlace of deathNotes
Pope Anastasius I   401  Bishop of Rome
Julius of Novara   401 
Alexander Akimetes  403 
Epiphanius of Salamis 315 403 Bishop of Constantia
Severin of Cologne   403  Bishop of Cologne
Delphinus of Bordeaux380 404  Bishop of Bordeaux
Isidore of Alexandria 334 404 
Maximian  404 Bishop of Bagae
Paula [1]   404 
Victricius 330 404  Bishop of Rouen
Paul of Trois Chateaux  405 Bishop of Augusta
Vigilius   405  Bishop of Trento
Saint Asella [2] 319 404 
John Chrysostom [3]   407  Bishop of Constantinople
Theotimus   407  Bishop of Tomi
Olympias [4] 368 Constantinople 408 Nicomedia
Venerius of Milan   409  Bishop of Milan
Anysius  410 Bishop of Thessalonica
Euphrasia (Eupraxia) of Constantinople [5] 380 410 
Gaudentius of Brescia   410  Bishop of Brescia
Isaac of Constantinople  410 
Marcella [6]   410 
Melania the Elder   410 
Pammachius   410 
Exsuperius   412 
Taurinus   412  Bishop of Évreux
Theodosius of Antioch  412 
Bassian   413  Bishop of Lodi
Marcellinus of Carthage   413 
Honoratus 330 415  Bishop of Vercelli
Maruthas   415  Bishop of Maypherkat
Nicetas 335 415 Bishop of Remesiana
Innocent I   417  Bishop of Rome
Amator (Amatre)  418  Bishop of Auxerre
Eustochium   419 
Dictinus  420  Bishop of Astorga
Hormisdas   420 
Jerome 345 420 
Porphyrius   420 
Sabinua  420  Bishop of Piacenza
Salvinus  420  Bishop of Verdun
Severinus (Seurin)  420  Bishop of Bordeaux
Urbitius  420  Bishop of Metz
James Intercisus   421 
Boniface I   422  Bishop of Rome
Elpidius  422  Bishop of Lyon
Renatus (Rend)  422  Bishop of Angers
Eusebius of Cremona  423 
Marolus   423 
Venerandus  423  Bishop of Clermont
Benjamin   424 
Atticus   425 
Castor   425  Bishop of Apt
Theonestus   425 Bishop of Philippi
Theophilus of Brescia  427 Bishop of Brescia
Felix of Bologna  429  Bishop of Bologna
Honoratus   429 
James of Tarentaise  429 Bishop of Tarentaise
Alipius360 430  Bishop of Tagaste
Augustine [7] 354 430  Bishop of Hippo
Aurelius   430  Bishop of Carthage
Caprasius (Caprais)  430 
Macedonius Crithophagus (the Barley Eater) [8] 340 430 
Quintian   430 
Amandus of Bordeaux [9]   431  Bishop of Bordeaux
Paulinus 354 431  Bishop of Nola
Celestine I   432  Bishop of Rome
John of Naples  432  Bishop of Naples
Leontius   432 Bishop of Fregus
Ninian   432  Bishop of Whithorn
John Angeloptes  433  Bishop of Ravenna
John Cassian   433 
John Angeloptes   433  Bishop of Ravenna
Maro   433 
Alexander of Arumentum  434 
Julian of Bologna  435 
Julia of Corsica [10] 400 439 
Melania the Younger [11] 383 439 
Orentius (Orens)  439 
Quodvultdeus   439  Bishop of Carthage
Amantius   440  Bishop of Como
Dalmatius of Constantinople   440 
Sixtus III   440  Bishop of Rome
Mesrop (Mesrob)361 441 
Brice (Britius) [12]   444  Bishop of Tours
Cyril 376 444  Bishop of Alexandria
Vincent of Lérins   445 
Proclus of Constantinople   446 
Rusticus of Clermont   446  Bishop of Clermont
Germanus of Auxerre   448 
Arsenius the Great 355 449 
Eucherius 380 449  Bishop of Lyon
Flavian   449  Bishop of Constantinople
Hilary 401 449  Bishop of Arles
Augustalus  450 Bishop of Gaul
Dulcidius (Dulcet, Doucis)  450  Bishop of Agen
Fraternus  450  Bishop of Auxerre
Hypatius 366 450 
Isidore of Pelusium   450 
John Calybites   450 
Loman   450 Bishop of Trim
Peter Chrysologus 400 450  Bishop of Ravenna
Petronius   450  Bishop of Bologna
Turibius   450  Bishop of Astorga
Tychon   450 Bishop of Amathus
Valerius  450  Bishop of Antibes
Armentarius   451  Bishop of Pavia
Cordula   451 
Odran   452 
Anianus (Aignan)  453  Bishop of Orléans
Maurilius  453  Bishop of Angers
Pulcheria [13] 399 453 
Severian  453 Bishop of Scythopolis
Valerius  453  Bishop of Sorrento
Gaudiosus   455 
Severus   455  Bishop of Treves
Severus of Vienne India 455
Monessa   456 
Deogratius   457  Bishop of Carthage
Palladius [14]   457 
Secundinus (Sechnall, Seachnall)  457  Bishop of Armagh
Valerian   457  Bishop of Abbenza
Anatolius   458 
Cilinia (Celine)  458 
Simeon the Stylite   459 
Arator   460  Bishop of Verdun
Armogastes [15]   460 
Baradates [16]   460 
Conogon (Gwen, Albinus)  460  Bishop of Brittany
Maximin of Lerins  460 
Maximus   460  Bishop of Riez
Papinianus (Papinian), Mansuetus, and Companions453 460 
Valerian   460  Bishop of Cimiez
Vivian   460  Bishop of Saintes
Leo the Great   461  Roman pope
Rusticus   462  Bishop of Narbonne
Petronius  463  Bishop of Die
Prosper of Aquitaine 403 463 
Romanus of Condat 390 463 
Jucunda   466 
Prosper of Reggio   466 
Shenute 348 466 
Benignus (Benen) [17]   467  Bishop of Ireland
Maximus   467  Bishop of Turin
Hilary (Hilarius)  468 Roman pope
Abundius of Como [18]   469  Bishop of Como
Patrick   469  Bishop of Bayeux
Chromatius   470  Bishop of Aquileia
Gratus   470  Bishop of Aosta
Paternian   470  Bishop of Bologna
Marcian   471 
Auxentius of Bithynia [19]   473 
Deodatus   473  Bishop of Nola
Dochow   473 
Euthymius the Great [20] 378 473 
Amabilis [19]   475 
Eutropius of Orange [21]   475 
Gerasimus of the Jordan [22]   475 
John of Chalon   475  Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône
Thomais of Alexandria   476 
Mamertus (Mamertius) [23]   477 
Lupus of Troyes (Loup) [24] 383 478  Bishop of Troyes
Flosculus (Flou)  480  Bishop of Orléans
Lupicinus   480 
Paphnutius   480 
Patiens   480 Archbishop of Lyons
Ríoch [25]   480 Bishop of Inisboffin
Sidonius Apollinaris [26] 423 480 Bishop of Avernum
Tydfil [27]   480 
Veranus [28]   480  Bishop of Vence
Virgin Martyrs of North Africa   480 
Severinus of Noricum [29]   482 
Simplicius   483 Roman pope
Aquilinus   484 
Denise, Majoricus, and companions [30]   484 
Donation  484 
Liberatus and Companions [31]   484 
Octovian   484 
Victorian, Frumentius and Companions [32]   484 
Blessed African Martyrs 483 484 
Abraham of Clermont   485 
Florentius   485 
Jucundus   485 Bishop of Bologna
Vindemialis   485 
Calogerus ("the Anchoret")  486 
Censurius   486  Bishop of Auxerre
Cannatus   487  Bishop of Marseilles
Maughold (Macull, Maccaldus) [33]   488 
Modestus [34]   489  Bishop of Trier
Asicus (Ascicus, Tassach) [35]   490 
Corentin of Quimper (Corentinus, Corentius, Cury)  490  Bishop of Cornouaille (now Quimper)
Faustus of Riez [36]   490  Bishop of Riez
Monitor   490  Bishop of Orléans
Victurius   490  Bishop of Le Mans
Theodora of Alexandria [37]   491 
Canog (Cenneur)  492 
Felix III [38]   492 Roman pope
Daniel the Stylite [39] 409 493 
Moelray (Moeliai) [40]   493 
Patrick [41]   493  Bishop of Ireland
Perpetuus [42]   494  Bishop of Tours
Dominator   495  Bishop of Brescia
Pope Athanasius II of Alexandria [43]   496 Coptic pope
Epiphanius of Pavia [44] 438 496 
Firminus of Metz   496  Bishop of Metz
Pope Gelasius I [45]   496 Roman pope
Samuel of Edessa   496 
Volusian of Tours [46]   496 
Tassach [47]   497 Bishop of Rahoip
Apronia (Evronie)  500 
Domangard (Donard)  500 
Fibicius of Trier [48]   500  Bishop of Trier
Georgia of Clermont [49]   500 
Gunthiern   500 
Gwynllyw (Woollos, Gundleus)  500 
Habet Deus [50]   500  Bishop of Luna
Honorata of Pavia [51]   500 
Ia of Cornwall [52]   500 
James the Syrian   500 
Marina the Monk   500 
Maturinus   500 
Odhran [53]   500 First Christian martyr of Ireland
Valentinian   500  Bishop of Salerno

See also

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