Crispin
Saint for cobblers
Crispin is a male given name, now uncommon.
Saint Crispin was the patron saint of shoemakers, and the eve of his feast day—October 25th—is when the Battle of Agincourt was fought in 1415, immortalized in Shakespeare's Henry V: We few, we happy few, we band of brothers... shall be remembered upon Saint Crispin's Day.
saint
Footwear craftsperson
- cobblerShoe repair artisan
- martyrVictim for beliefs
- OctoberYear's tenth month
- patronRegular supporter or customer
feast day · leather · Henry V · Agincourt · twins · Rome · relics · guild
shoemaker
Footwear craftsperson
patron · feast day · leather · Henry V · Agincourt · twins · Rome · relics · guild · patronage
orchard
Fruit tree plantation
tart · sweet · green · golden · ripe · cider · pie · grafting · pruning · pollination
masculine
Male in character
- LatinAncient Roman language