Gaius of Milan
Gaius of Milan (also: Cajus or Gajus ; † allegedly around 85) was, according to legend, an early bishop of Milan . Its historical existence is uncertain.
Gaius is said to have been appointed as his successor in the episcopate by Bishop Anathalon in the time of Emperor Nero . Gaius is said to have suffered during the Neronian persecution of Christians, but survived it. He is also said to have baptized Saint Vitalis and his sons Gervasius and Protasius . He had chosen Castricianus to succeed him as Bishop of Milan .
Gaius is venerated as a saint . His feast day is September 27th .
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| SURNAME | Gaius of Milan |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Caius of Milan; Gaius of Milan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | legendary early bishop of Milan |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1st century BC BC or 1st century |
| DATE OF DEATH | at 85 |