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Gabriel von Max's 1866
painting Martyress depicts a
crucified young woman and a
young man
laying flowers at her feet...
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martyress (d. c. 304)
Saint Hilarion,
anchorite and
saint (d. 371) Li Xiu,
female general during the Jin
Dynasty Saint Philomena,
Christian martyress...
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known as "Potentiana" and is
often coupled with her sister,
Praxedes the
martyress.
According to her acta and the
Martyrology of Reichenau, she was a Roman...
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century and is
dedicated to
Saint Pudentiana,
sister to
Praxedes the
Martyress and both
daughters of
Saint Pudens (whom
mentioned by
Saint Paul the Apostle...
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Vincent the Deacon,
deacon and
martyr Saint Vincenca, 3rd
century Roman martyress,
whose relics are in Blato,
Croatia Vincent, Orontius, and
Victor (died...
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tempter and
remained steadfast. By
order of the
emperor they gave the
martyress over to a
house of ill
repute for defiling, but the Lord
preserved her...
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March 107 AD. She is
venerated by the
Eastern Orthodox as Holy
Monastic Martyress Eudocia, "Venerable
Martyr Eudocia",
Martyr Eudokia of Heliopolis, Righteous...
- (Lawrence), as
Dranishnikov bequeathed, with a
southern chapel in
honor of the
martyress Anna, in
memory of his wife, who had gone into schism.
During the town-planning...
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Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
Retrieved 7
December 2019. The Holy Great-
Martyress Irene, Holy
Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, Baltimore, US This page or...
- Hills,
California Tannhäuser (c. 1878),
National Museum,
Warsaw Light Martyress Lady
Macbeth Blonde Frau mit
Seidenschleier -
Blonde young girl wiyth...
