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Zanitas and Lazarus (died March 27, 326) were martyrs of the Christian church in the Sasanid Empire. They were monks. With their companions Maruthas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeeth, and Sabas, were arrested and imprisoned at Bardiaboch during the persecutions of Persian king Shapur II. After being comforted and inspired by Jonas and Barachius, they withstood torture and were killed on March 27, 326. They are commemorated as pre-congregational saints in the Roman Catholic Church on March 27.

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rdfs:label	Zanitas and Lazarus of Persia (en)
rdfs:comment	Zanitas and Lazarus (died March 27, 326) were martyrs of the Christian church in the Sasanid Empire. They were monks. With their companions Maruthas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeeth, and Sabas, were arrested and imprisoned at Bardiaboch during the persecutions of Persian king Shapur II. After being comforted and inspired by Jonas and Barachius, they withstood torture and were killed on March 27, 326. They are commemorated as pre-congregational saints in the Roman Catholic Church on March 27. (en)
foaf:name	Zanitas, Lazarus, and Companions (en)
name	Zanitas, Lazarus, and Companions (en)
death place	Bardiaboch, Sassanid Empire (en)
death date	0326-03-27 (xsd:date)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sasanian Empire Year of birth missing 326 deaths Parthia Ancient Church of the East Eastern Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church 4th-century Christian martyrs Groups of Christian martyrs of the Roman era Christians in the Sasanian Empire People executed by the Sasanian Empire Persian saints Martyrs of Persia under Shapur II Apostolic Church of the East Shapur II Martyr Socrates of Constantinople Oriental Orthodox Church Pre-congregational saint Jonas and Barachius
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titles	Martyrs (en)
has abstract	Zanitas and Lazarus (died March 27, 326) were martyrs of the Christian church in the Sasanid Empire. They were monks. With their companions Maruthas, Narses, Helias, Mares, Abibus, Sembeeth, and Sabas, were arrested and imprisoned at Bardiaboch during the persecutions of Persian king Shapur II. After being comforted and inspired by Jonas and Barachius, they withstood torture and were killed on March 27, 326. In 339 Shapur II began the second and fiercest persecution of Christians in the Parthian kingdom. This persecution lasted for 40 years until Shapur died in 379. The church historian Socrates records sixteen thousand unnamed Christians killed at this time including 22 bishops and hundreds of clergyTraditions records that the brothers Saints Jonas and Barachisius heard about the persecution and went to Bardiaboch, where the nine were awaiting execution. they visited the monks in jail on the eve of the execution and found they had been tortured. Jonas and Barachisius gave comforting words to the prisoners and were themselves executed days later.The eleven martyrs were buried by Habdisotes, a notable Christian of that town. They are commemorated as pre-congregational saints in the Roman Catholic Church on March 27. (en)
honored in	Ancient Church of the East Eastern Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church Apostolic Church of the East Oriental Orthodox Church
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title	Martyrs (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of early Christian saints List of Catholic saints March 27 March 29 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) Abibus List of Persian saints Helias (disambiguation) Lazarus of Persia Zanitas and lazarus of persia Sembeeth Zanitas Zanitas of Persia
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