St. Deogratius
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Death: 457
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Bishop of Carthage in 454, succeeding St. Quodvultdeus. The Vandal king, Geiseric, rought many Italian captives to Carthage, and Deogratius ransomed them. He was reportedly slain by Arian heretics.
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