Holy Martyrs Julian the Presbyter and Caesarius the Deacon, who suffered at Terracina in Italy.
Caesarius, a deacon from Africa, came to Terracina and openly rebuked the pagan custom of casting a youth from a cliff in honor of Apollo. With the priest Julian he was imprisoned and tortured.
Both were sewn into a sack and thrown into the sea, receiving the crown of martyrdom in the first or early second century.
Feast day
On the New Calendar, Julian and Caesarius of Terracina is commemorated on October 7. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on October 20 of the civil calendar.
Also commemorated on October 7

Polychronios the Hieromartyr
Hierarch, Πολυχρόνιος
Holy Hieromartyr Polychronios the Presbyter, slain by the Arians at the altar.
Name days: Polychronios, Polychronis, Polichronis, Chronis, Polychronia
John the Hermit and the 98 Fathers of Crete
Venerable, Ιωάννης ο Ερημίτης
Venerable John the Hermit and the ninety-eight God-bearing Fathers who lived in asceticism with him in Crete.
Leontios the Hypatikos
Martyr, Λεόντιος ο Υπατικός
Holy Martyr Leontios the Consul, who gave up his soul in confession of Christ.