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Symphorosa (Italian: Sinforosa; died
circa AD 138) is
venerated as a
saint of the
Catholic Church.
According to tradition, she was
martyred with her seven...
- on 22
February 2014.
Retrieved 13 July 2013. Wadesango, Newman; Rembe,
Symphorosa; Chabaya, Owence. "Violation of Women's
Rights by
Harmful Traditional...
- Pope
Clement II
Symeon the New
Theologian 949 12
March 1022
Theologian Symphorosa unknown c. 138
found in
Roman Martyrology Szymon of
Lipnica c. 1437 18...
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Church celebrates their martyrdom on 25 January. The
legend of
Saint Symphorosa is very
similar and
their acts may have been confused. She was a patron...
- saw,
praying while they died.
Symphorosa and her
seven sons
According to the 16th-century Foxe's Book of Martyrs,
Symphorosa was a
widow with
seven sons...
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Arcati TV
movie 1955 The Gl****
Slipper Mrs.
Denise Toquet 1956 The Swan
Symphorosa 23
Paces to
Baker Street Barmaid at The
Eagle Alfred Hitch**** Presents...
- 1st
century Sylvester I 335
Symphorian and
Timotheus 2nd & 4th
century Symphorosa 2nd
century Syrus of
Genoa 4th
century Syrus of
Pavia 1st
century Tall****...
- 1 Feb 1733 17 Nov 1757
Frederick Augustus II
Maria Antonia Walpurgis Symphorosa Emperor Charles VII 18 July 1724 20 Jun 1747 5 Oct 1763 17 Dec 1763 23...
- son
Frederick Augustus I of Saxony.
Baptized Maria Antoina Walpurgis Symphorosa, she was born at
Nymphenburg Palace in
Munich to
Archduchess Maria Amalia...
- it
began in the late 17th
century in the
frontier of New
France with
Symphorosa Ouaouaboukoue, a
Native American woman,
likely a Menominee, and Jean Baptiste...
