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At Rome, in the church-yard of Apronian, of St. Eugenia, virgin, who in the time of Gallienus, emperor, after she had wrought many miracles, and gathered together many holy virgins to the service of Christ, having suffered much under Nicetius, governor of the…

Feast: 25 December

Martyrological notice

At Rome, in the church-yard of Apronian, of St. Eugenia, virgin, who in the time of Gallienus, emperor, after she had wrought many miracles, and gathered together many holy virgins to the service of Christ, having suffered much under Nicetius, governor of the city, was finally run through the throat with a sword.

Martyrologium Romanum · Latin witness

Romae, in coemeterio Aproniani, sanctae Eugeniae Virginis, beati Martyris Philippi filiae, quae, tempore Gallieni Imperatoris, post plurima virtutum insignia, post sacros Virginum choros Christo aggregatos, sub Prsefecto Urbis Nicetio diu agonizavit, ac novissime gladio jugulata est.

Martyrologium Romanum (Latin historical edition) · Language: Latin