Jan 13, 2010 · St. Hilary is the patron saint against snakes and snake bites, and of backward children. His attribute is a snake. His feast day, which is also known as Hilarymas, is 13 …

In Hilary Term, as in Michaelmas Term and in Trinity Term, there is a period of eight weeks known as Full Term, beginning on a Sunday, within which lectures and other instruction prescribed by …

That’s how Christ’s mass became shortened to Christmas, just as holiday comes from holy day. A few saints’ masses also became English words; they include Michaelmas, Martinmas, and …

He composed allegorical interpretations of the Bible and sacred poetry. His hymns were important in the early development of that form. Feast: Jan. 14; in England, Jan. 13 (Hilarymas). Hilary …

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On January 13, known as St Knut’s Day or Hilarymas, Swedish and Finnish children enjoy one last festive party and then the decorations and trees are taken down. The folk saying is …

Hilarymas (noun): A feast day in the Christian liturgical calendar dedicated to Saint Hilary of Poitiers, celebrated on January 13th. Etymology. The term “Hilarymas” derives from: Hilary: …

Hilary of Poitiers, Saint Hilary of Poitiers, Saint (hĭlˈərē,) (poitērzˈ, poiˈtyā), c.315–367?, bishop of Poitiers from c.350, Doctor of the Church. A convert from paganism, he distinguished himself …

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