Shelaga is a top of a vault or arc.

Suppedaneum is a foot-support attached to the cross for a crucified person.

Stipes is an upright pole of a cross fixed in the ground, to which the patibulum is nailed, carried by the condemned on his shoulders.

Stylite is the ascetic who vowed to remain on the pillar from which he professed, healed and gave communion.

Seraphim are angel-like creatures with six fiery wings.

Sakkos is a tunic, open on the sides and fastened with buttons, which later replaced the phelonion.

Surplice - is a vestment with narrow sleeves, usually of white or yellow color, reaching to the feet. The surplice is worn by bishops and priests during a liturgy.

Saints – pious Christians who pleased God with their worldly life and were consecrated saints. The saints include forefathers, prophets, apostles, equal-to-the apostles, martyrs, great martyrs, priestly martyrs, hieromartyrs, passion bearers, confessors, unmercenaries, sanctifiers, wonder-makers, stylist, fools-for-Christ and the righteous.