Januarius (disambiguation)

Januarius (Latin for "devoted to Janus"; Italian: Gennaro) usually refers to St Januarius, bishop of Benevento or Naples.

Januarius may also refer to:

Months
  • Januarius, the first month of the ancient Roman calendar
  • January, the first month of the modern calendar

People
  • Januarius, the nomen or Roman last name of the gens Januaria
  • Januarius, bishop of Flumenpiscense in Mauretania
  • Januarius of Heraclea, martyred with Felix (Jan. 7)
  • St Januarius of Cordova, martyred with Faustus and Martialis (Oct. 13)
  • St Januarius of Rome:
    • St Januarius (d. 10 July 165), son of St Felicity and one of the 7 Holy Brothers, martyr
    • St Januarius the Deacon (d. 6 August 258), martyred with Pope Sixtus II and his five other deacons
  • Januarius (c. 250), bishop of Lambaese in Roman Numidia
  • Januarius (c. 250), bishop of Muzuca
  • St Januarius (d. 29 October 298), son of Marcellus, martyred in Spain with his family
  • St Januarius of Zaragoza, sometimes listed among the 18 Martyrs of Zaragoza (d. 16 April 303)
  • Januarius (d. 24 October 303), martyred with SS Felix, Audactus, Fortunatus, & Septimus
  • St Januarius of Torres (d. 304), martyred with SS Gavinus and Protus on Sardinia
  • St Januarius of Nicopolis in Armenia (d. c. AD 320), martyred with St Pelagia
  • Januarius (c. 325), bishop of Jericho present at Nicaea
  • Januarius or Januarius II (c. 343), bishop of Benevento
  • Januarius I (c. 394), bishop of Aquae in Mauretania
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Tunusuda
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Lamasna
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Cunculiana
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Aptuca
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Centuriona in Numidia
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Nara in Byzacene
  • Januarius (c. 411), bishop of Libertina
  • Januarius (r. 444–447), bishop of Aquileia
  • Januarius (c. 448), bishop of Marciana in Lycia
  • Januarius (c. 450), bishop of Leontopolis in Lower Egypt
  • Januarius (c. 465), bishop of Praeneste
  • Januarius (r. c. 462 – c. 484), bishop of Rimini
  • Januarius II (c. 484), bishop of Aquae in Mauritania
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Centuriae in Numidia
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Gauria
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Jactera in Numidia
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Nasbinca
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Tagaste
  • Januarius (c. 484), bishop of Valesa
  • Januarius (4th century), founding bishop of Viviers in France
  • Januarius (r. 505–515), bishop of Salona in Dalmatia
  • Januarius (c. 525), bishop of Vegeselae
  • Januarius (c. 525), bishop of Mascula
  • Januarius, bishop of Cagliari on Sardinia & correspondent with Gregory the Great
  • Januarius (c. 600), bishop of Malaga
  • Januarius (c. 640), bishop of Gattia in Byzacene
  • Januarius (c. 640), bishop of Bana in Byzacene
  • Januarius (c. 646), bishop of Libertini in Africa
  • Januarius (c. 646), bishop of Musti in Africa
  • Prince Januarius, Count of Caltagirone
  • Januarius Gagliano
  • Januarius Kyunosuke Hayasaka
  • Januarius MacGahan
  • Januarius Maria Sarnelli
  • Januarius Zick
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See also
  • January, the anglicized form of Januarius
  • Gennaro, the italicized form of Januarius
  • Janus
  • September 19, the Feast of St Januarius
  • Catacombs of St Januarius in Naples
  • Order of St Januarius, bestowed by the titular King of Naples, a member of the Spanish royal family
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