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Spanish Vasily of Thessaloniki, archbishop. († c. 870, commemorated February 1)
Saint Basil, a disciple and tonsure of the Monk Euthymios of Thessaloniki, was from Athens, asceticised on Holy Mount Athos and in other places with the Monk Euthymios, who on the third day after his tonsure, by a special revelation, predicted to him that he would be a bishop; died peacefully in the 9th century. In the Greek synaxar he is called a confessor. (See in detail in the life of St. Euthymius, October 14).
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St. Sava II of Serbia, Archbishop. († 1271, commemorated 8 February)