THE GREAT UNKNOWN ELLIN CEPHALOPHORE SAINT, KNOWN IN BELGIUM—WHERE HIS RELIQUARY IS LOCATED IN THE HOMONYMOUS CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NAMUR—AS SAINT AUBAIN (CANONICAL OFFICIAL NAME: ALBANUS, PLACE OF MARTYRDOM: MOGUNTIA (MAGENTIA)—MAINZ BY THE RIVER RHINE IN -MODERN DAY- GERMANY) Based on painstaking research and the combined examination of available sources, citing the most reliable and ecclesiologically, historically, and geographically concordant data. Saint Aubain (a Gallic-Walloon rendering, combined with the interpretation of "stranger"—since he came from foreign parts, in this case, Greek Naxos—resulting from a phonetic and paleographic corruption of Albanus), known in the Ecclesiastical Hagiographical tradition as Albanus (rarely written Alb i nus, names existing in the wider Mediterranean region during the Roman Empire in the 4th century), constitutes a Historical and Hagiographical personality who acted as a missionary in the region of modern-day Germany (Mainz, R...