 The relics of Eutyches and Acutius were kept at the "praetorium Falcidii" near the Paleochristian basilica of San Stefano in Puzzuoli.In the second half of the eighth century, they were placed in Naples Cathedral, under the high altar of the cathedral at Naples with the relics of Agrippinus, a bishop of Naples.According to a ninth-century document believed by one scholar to be a fictitious account, the bodies of Januarius, Proculus, Eutyches, and Acutius were transported in 871 to Reichenau Island by a Swabian knight.