Sabinus of Hermopolis was a Christian martyr and nobleman who lived in Egypt during the late third century. Serving as a procurator, he was also identified by some traditions as a bishop. Known for his charitable work with the poor, he provided shelter to Christians during the persecutions led by Diocletian. After being discovered hiding in a hut, he was taken to Antinoöpolis, where he suffered various tortures before being drowned in the Nile in 287.