In Stilo in Calabria, saint Juan, who was monk according to the statutes of the Eastern fathers and deserved to be called "Terestes" or "Reaper", distinguished by his charity towards the poor, on whose behalf used to help the reapers (s. XI)).
In Sirmium, in Pannonia, saint Sireno or Sinerio, martyr, Office Manger, who was reported by a woman who had accused his lust, and having declared before the judge their condition of Christian and refusing to sacrifice to the gods, was beheaded (c. 307).
At Wenlock, in England, saint Milburga or Milburgues, Virgin, of the Royal family of Mercia, who was Abbess of the monastery (c. 722).