Saviour, the, 38, 39, 48, 80. See Christ.
Saxons, German tribe, 41, n. 1, 53, n. 2.
Scamarae, robbers, 52.
Schlögen, see Joviaco. Severin, village, 36, n. 2.
Severinus, Saint, 15, 16, 19 f.
life of, 21-110.
founds a monastery near Favianis, 36 f.
trains the monks, 37, 50 f., 92 f., 122, 124.
mode of life of, 38 ff., 92 ff.
redeems captives, 23, 48, 67 ff.
collects relics of martyrs, 22, 24, 49 f., 71, 73 f
Severinus, declines the office of bishop, 22, 50.
fame of, 38, 52, 70.
cares for captives and the needy, 23, 63 ff., 122, 123, 124.
establishes tithes, 64-67.
reviled by the gabbling priest, 24, 72.
disciplines the three proud monks, 25 f., 89 f.
his final address to his followers, 26, 99-102, 117, n. 1.
death of, 26, 102.
burial of, 102.
first translation of the body, to Mount Feleter, 27, 105 f.
second translation, to the Lucullan castle, 27, 107-110, 123, 125.
third translation, to the Benedictine monastery of Saint Severinus in Naples, 107, n. 3.
fourth translation, to Fratta Maggiore (1807), 107, n.3.
patron saint of Austria, 36, n. 2.