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:

Name Birth Birthplace Death Place of death Notes
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 Bordeaux 380   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
Alipius 360   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 Companions 453   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

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