Didymus

Didymus may refer to:

• Thomas the Apostle or "Didymus", both names meaning "twin" in Aramaic and Greek respectively, is the most well-known Didymus due to his role in early Christian history
• Didymus Chalcenterus (ca. 63 BCE – 10 CE), Hellenistic scholar and grammarian
• Didymus the Blind (313 – 398), ecclesiastical writer of Alexandria
• Didymus the Musician, music theorist in Alexandria of the 1st century AD
• Didymus (musician), the pseudonym for Richard "Didymus" Washington, a percussionist who worked with Dr. John and contributed to the Rolling Stones' Exile on Main Street album, most notably on the song "Sweet Black Angel".
• Theodora and Didymus, 4th century Christian saints
• Didymus Mutasa, Minister of National Security in Zimbabwe
• Leptodactylus didymus, a species of frog in Bolivia and Peru
• A member of the House of Theodosius and distant relative of the Roman emperor Flavius Augustus Honorius, of whom little is known.
• Sir Didymus, a fictional character from the movie Labyrinth.
• The Didymus Contingency, a science fiction novel by Jeremy Robinson.

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