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Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century/M
- Macarius, bp. of Jerusalem
- Macarius Magnes, a writer
- Macarius, presbyter of Athanasius
- Macarius, an Egyptian hermit or monk
- Macarius, a Roman Christian
- Macedonius, bp. of Constantinople
- Macedonius II., patriarch of Constantinople
- Macrina, the Elder
- Macrina, the Younger
- Magnentius, Flavius Popilius, emperor
- Majorianus, Julius Valerius
- Majorinus, a church reader at Carthage
- Malchion, a presbyter of Antioch
- Malchus, a hermit in Syria
- Mamertus, Saint, bp. of Vienne
- Mamertus, Claudianus Ecdicius
- Mammaea or Mamaea, Julia
- Manes, called also Mani
- Manicheans
- Mar Aba or Mar-Abas
- Marana and Cyra
- Marcella, friend of Jerome
- Marcellina, a sister of St. Ambrose
- Marcellinus, bp. of Rome
- Marcellinus, Flavius
- Marcellus, bp. of Rome
- Marcellus, bp. of Ancyra
- Marcia, concubine of Commodus
- Marciani, see Euchites
- Marcianus, a solitary in Syria
- Marcianus, presbyter at Constantinople
- Marcianus, Flavius, emperor of the East
- Marcion, a 2nd cent. heretic
- Marcus, bp. of Rome
- Marcus, surnamed Eremita
- Marcus, a Gnostic
- Mari, see Nestorian Church
- Marinus, a military martyr
- Maris, bp. of Chalcedon
- Marius Mercator, a writer
- Marius, bp. of Lausanne
- Martinianus, a martyr at Rome
- Martinus, St., bp. of Tours
- Martinus, bp. of Dumium
- Martyrius, bp. of Jerusalem
- Masona, bp. of Merida
- Maternus, Julius Firmicus
- Maurus, St., founder of Glanfeuil monastery
- Maxentius, Joannes, presbyter and archimandrite
- Maximianus I., M. Aurelius Valerius
- Maximianus, a Donatist
- Maximianus, archbp. of Constantinople
- Maximinus I., Roman emperor
- Maximinus II., emperor
- Maximinus, Saint, bp. of Trèves
- Maximinus, Arian bp. of Hippo Regius
- Maximus Magnus, Christian emperor in the West
- Maximus Petronius, emperor of the West
- Maximus, bp. of Alexandria
- Maximus, bp. of Jerusalem
- Maximus the Cynic, bp of Constantinople
- Maximus, patriarch of Antioch
- Maximus, bp. of Turin
- Maximus, an ecclesiastical writer
- Maximus of Ephesus
- Melania, a Roman lady
- Melania the younger, daughter of Publicola
- Meletius, bp. of Lycopolis
- Meletius, bishop of Antioch
- Melito
- Mellitus
- Menander
- Mennas
- Merlinus
- Mesrobes
- Methodius
- Miltiades, 2nd cent. Christian writer
- Miltiades, bishop of Rome
- Minucius Felix, Marcus
- Miro
- Modestus
- Monnica
- Monoimus
- Monophysitism
- Monothelitism
- Montanus
- Montanus, bishop of Toledo
- Moses
- Moses of Khoren
- Muratorian Fragment
- Musonius
