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Felicula was a
probably fourth-century
Roman martyr whose relics Pope
Gregory I gave to
Bishop John of
Ravenna in
about 592. She is
mentioned in the Roman...
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Thecla of
Iconium (1st century)
Sandukht of
Armenia (1st century)
Felicula and
Petronilla of Rome (died c. 90)
Serapia of
Antioch (c. 119) Balbina...
- also P****ion of
Saint Perpetua,
Saint Felicitas, and
their Companions Felicula 0s 90 AD
found in
Roman Martyrology Felix 200s 303
Martyred with Adauctus...
- to
about 60
Roman feet (17.75 m). The
notably large Insula Felicles or
Felicula was
located near the
Circus Flaminius in
Regio IX; the
early Christian...
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surname Felix,
happy or fortunate,
while a
daughter bore a diminutive,
Felicula, and a
second son bore the
cognomen Justinus. The
latter is a derivative...
- Valentinus, Vitalis, and
Felicula.' [*Valentinus,
bishop of
Terni (Interamna) and
martyr of Rome, S00434; *Vitalis and
Felicula,
martyrs of Spoleto, *S01917]...
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Favor Favorinus Felici****
Felicio Felicissimus Felicitas Felicius Felicla Felicula Felissimus Felix Ferentinus Ferox Ferreolus Festi****
Festivus Festus Fidelis...
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Alexandria 3rd
century Felician of
Foligno 2nd
century Felicitas of Rome c. 165
Felicula 1st
century Felinus and
Gratian 3rd
century Felix and
Adauctus 4th century...
- an
eques buried in a third-century tomb at Rome,
dedicated by
Aurelia Felicula.
Cicereia Zenonis,
buried in a third-century tomb at
Salernum in Campania...
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demonically deceived and
worshipped antichrist, but
later repented.
Saint Felicula, a virgin-martyr in Rome
under Domitian (c. 90)
Saints Fortunatus and Lucian...
