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Symeon, Logotheta dictus Metaphrastes, Martyrium sancti Anastasii Persae, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca‎ 114, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris‎, 1857-1866: cols. 773–812.
‎♦ ‎Byzantine hagiographer, second half of the tenth century; Martyrdom of the Persian monk Anastasius in 628; see also Acta Anast. Persae.

Symeon, Logotheta dictus Metaphrastes, Vita sancti Theodosii coenobiarchae, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca‎ 114, edited by Migne‎, J. P., Paris‎, 1857-1866: cols. 469–553.
‎♦ Byzantine hagiographer, second half of the tenth century; Life of Theodosius ‘The Cenobiarch’, founder of a monastery in the Judaean Desert, d. 529; see also Cyr. Scyth., Vita Thds.; Thdr. Petr., Vita Thds.

Symeon, Logotheta dictus Metaphrastes, Vita sanctae Melaniae junioris, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca‎ 116, edited by Migne‎, J. P., Paris‎, 1857-1866: cols. 753–793.
‎♦ Byzantine hagiographer, second half of the tenth century; Life of the Roman matron Melania the Younger, 383–439, grandaughter of Melania the Elder; with her husband Pinianus, she founded monasteries in Jerusalem.

Symeon, Logotheta dictus Metaphrastes, Vita sancti Euthymii, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca‎ 114, edited by Migne‎, J. P., Paris‎, 1857-1866: cols. 596–733.
‎♦ Byzantine hagiographer, second half of the tenth century; Paraphrases of Cyr. Scyth., Vita Euthymii (q.v.)

Symeon, Logotheta dictus Metaphrastes‎, Vita sancti Charitonis, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca‎ 115, edited by Migne‎, J. P., Paris‎, 1857-1866: cols. 900–917.
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‎♦ Byzantine hagiographer, second half of the tenth century; From a sixth-century biography of a fourth-century founder of monasteries, Chariton: see Vita Charit.

Stephanus, Byzantius, Ἐθνικά, in: Stephani Byzantii Ethnica I: Α–Γ, Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae 43/1, edited by Billerbeck, M., Berlin–New York, 2006.

‎♦‎ Grammarian; sixth-century; Geographical lexicon, compiled according to some scholars between 539 and 545, and according to others between 528 and 535.

Stephano, monacho Sabaita, Acta XX martyrum Sabaitarum, auctore Stephano monacho Sabaita, in: ‘Deux lacunes comblées dans la “Passio XX monachorum Sabaitarum’’’, Analecta Bollandiana 68, edited by Blake, R. P., 1950: 27–43.
‎♦ Massacre of monks in the Great Laura of Sabas by Saracens, on March 19, 797; written by a contemporary author.

Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus and Joannes Moschus, Vita Joannis Eleemosinarii, in: Leontios von Neapolis: Leben des heiligen Iohannes des Barmherzigen, Erzbischfs von Alexandrien, Supplement II, edited by Gelzer, H., Freiburg i.B.–Leipzig, 1893: 108–112.
‎♦ Abridged version of a lost a biography of John III, nicknamed ‘the Almsgiver’, patriarch of Alexandria 610–619, written by Sophr. Hier. and Jo. Mosch. It parallels chaps. 1–6 of Sym. Met., Vita Jo. Eleem. (q.v.). For other abridged versions see Vita Jo. Eleem.; Vita Jo. Eleem. brevior.

Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus, Vita sanctae Mariae Aegyptiae, in: Paulo Diacono interprete, Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Latina‎ 73, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 673–690.
‎♦‎ Damascene monk, companion of Joannes Moschus [Jo. Mosch., q.v.] ; ca. 560–638, patriarch of Jerusalem 633/4–638; Romanticized life of Mary, an Egyptian prostitute who came as a pilgrim to Jerusalem, was converted and lived as a hermit in the Jordan desert.