Psote was a Christian bishop of Ebsay in Upper Egypt who lived during the late third century. Born in Roman Egypt around 250, he became a prominent spiritual leader known for his deep scriptural knowledge and preaching. During the intense Diocletianic Persecution, he worked alongside Bishop Callinico to support and strengthen Christian communities throughout the region. He is remembered for his refusal to renounce his religious convictions when confronted by Roman authorities, ultimately facing death for his faith.