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'''Saint Sunday''' was a popular name for ] in medieval Britain and Ireland and survives today in numerous place names. It derives from ''Dies Dominica'', the Latin Churches name for ] because of its similarity to Dominic’s name. '''Saint Sunday''', abbreviated as '''St Sunday''', was a popular name for ] in medieval and early modern ] and ] surviving today in numerous place names. It derives from ''Dies Dominica'', the Latin Churches name for ] because of its similarity to Dominic’s name.

==In Art== ==In Art==
* ] — a popular theme in medieval iconography also referred to as St Sunday. * ] — a popular theme in medieval iconography also referred to as St Sunday.

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Saint Sunday, abbreviated as St Sunday, was a popular name for Saint Dominic in medieval and early modern Great Britain and Ireland surviving today in numerous place names. It derives from Dies Dominica, the Latin Churches name for Sunday because of its similarity to Dominic’s name.

In Art

  • Sunday Christ — a popular theme in medieval iconography also referred to as St Sunday.

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