Saint Isaac of Dalmatia

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Christian monk Eastern Orthodox saint ascetic confessor saint

Saint Isaac of Dalmatia was a 4th–5th century Christian monk and confessor venerated as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church, known for his ascetic life and defense of orthodoxy in Constantinople.

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian monk → Eastern Orthodox saint → ascetic → confessor → saint →
associatedWith	Dalmatian Monastery →
associatedWithMonastery	Dalmatian Monastery in Constantinople →
category	4th-century Christian monk → 5th-century Christian monk → Byzantine saint →
centuryActive	4th century → 5th century →
church	Eastern Orthodox Church →
commemoratedBy	Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar →
countryOfActivity	Byzantine Empire →
cultCenter	Constantinople →
deathPlace	Constantinople →
defended	Nicene orthodoxy →
era	Late Antiquity →
feastDay	30 May →
honoredIn	Byzantine hagiography →
honorificPrefix	Saint →
knownFor	ascetic life → defense of orthodoxy in Constantinople →
languageOfCult	Greek →
livedDuringReignOf	Arcadius → Theodosius I →
monasticStatus	monk →
opposed	Arianism →
opposedHeresy	Arianism →
placeOfActivity	Constantinople →
region	Eastern Roman Empire →
religion	Christianity →
role	confessor of the faith →
spiritualDiscipline	asceticism →
status	venerated →
theologicalAlignment	Nicene Christianity →
title	Venerable →
typeOfSaint	confessor saint → monastic saint →
veneratedAs	saint →
veneratedIn	Eastern Orthodox Church →
virtue	ascetic rigor → zeal for orthodoxy →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Saint Isaac's Cathedral → Saint Isaac's Square →	namedAfter
Saint Isaac's Cathedral →	dedicatedTo