What does SEOH stand for?

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Saint Elizabeth of Hungary (Acton, MA)

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Bokenham rummaged through extant hagiographical sources (especially the wildly popular Golden Legend of Jacopus of Voragine) to produce a volume outlining the lives of then popular women saints ranging from Saint Anne, the mother of the Virgin, to Saint Elizabeth of Hungary.

A Legend of Holy Women