hagiologist
hagiology
vita
hagiographer
hagiography
autohagiography
sainty
Ignatian
St. Francis
diptych
hierogrammate
Holbein
hagionym
Hans Holbein the Elder
hagiolater
Hans Holbein
Holbein the Elder
Benedictine
Georges de La Tour
La Tour
Greene
Henry Graham Greene
cotitular
hagiolatry
Lycerius
saintism
saintship
hierolatry
hagiographically
Graham Greene
theologue
Stylites
passionary
theolog
theologer
hagiographist
flying phalanger
Josephus
bacchant
hagiomania
noologist
Augustinian
provicar
churchperson
equestrian
John Bunyan
Bunyan
hagiographic
villanellist
missionization
Onuphrius
Ensign
Saint Helena
William Butterfield
Butterfield
tyke
hagiotoponym
placebo
Jesuitically
missionarying
the Venerable Bede
Peter
legendarium
Saint Bede
Beda
Baeda
order
provisor
clericature
papist
Hyrum
Saint Beda
St. Peter
cephalophore
Teutonic Knight
St. Beda
St. Baeda
Saint Baeda
St. Bede
Saint Peter the Apostle
Saint Peter
Simon Peter
Episcopalian
periegete
St. Peter the Apostle
Bede
taig
Tim
martyrology
Mopologist
Clement
crossback
Erastian
Mickey

English words for 'A writer on the lives of the saints; a hagiographer.'

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