Cyriacus

Cyriacus is the name of

• Cyriacus (saint) (Greek Kyriakos; † around 309), saint of the Catholic and Orthodox Church: martyr from the time of the persecution of Christians in Rome
• Cyriacus (also Quiriacus of Jerusalem), saint, showed Helena, the mother of Constantine, the way to the cross of Jesus in Jerusalem; see Judas Cyriacus
• Cyriacus of Ancona (Italian also Ciriaco de 'Pizzicolli; * around 1391, † 1455), Italian merchant and humanist
• Judas Cyriacus (* around 300, † around 362), patron of the city of Ancona and its cathedral
• Cyriacus (Makuria) , king of Makuria, ruled from 747 to 768
• Cyriakus Günther (1650–1704), teacher and hymn poet
• Johann Cyriacus Höfer (* around 1605, † 1667), German Protestant pastor and theological writer
• Cyriacus Lindemann (* around 1516; † 1568), German educator
• Cyriacus Schneegaß (also: Snegassius; 1546–1597), German Protestant pastor and hymn poet
• Cyriacus Spangenberg (1528–1604), Protestant theologian, hymn poet and historian
• Cyriacus Wilche (* around 1620; † 1667), German composer and organist

See also:

• Kyriakos
• Cyriacus Church
• Saint Cyriac's monastery
  • Cyriakusstift (Braunschweig)
  • Eschwege Cyriakus Pen
  • Gernrode Abbey
  • Geseke women's monastery
  • Cyriakus Pen (Worms)
• Siricius (= "Pope" Cyriakus; cf. St. Ursula (Cologne) # Ursula-Legende )

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.