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Quiricus and Julietta
also called Qyriacus and has 27 more synonyms ↓
Ciricus
Cyricus
Cyricus and Julitta
Julitta
Julitta and Quiricus
Kērykos
Quiricus
Quiricus and Julitta
Saint Cyricus
Saint Julietta
Saint Julitta
Saint Julitta and Saint Quiricus
Saint Quiricus
Saint Quiricus and Saint Julietta
Saint Quiricus and Saint Julitta
Saints Quiricus and Julietta
Saints Quiricus and Julitta
St Julietta
St Julitta
St Quiricus
St. Julietta
St. Julitta
St. Quiricus
Sts Quiricus and Julietta
Sts. Quiricus and Julietta
Ἰουλίττα
Κηρύκος
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According to legend, Julietta and her three-year (sometimes described as three-month) old Cyricus had fled to Tarsus and were identified as Christians