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At Caesarea in Palestine, of St. Fortunata, virgin and martyr, who in the persecution of Dioclesian, after she had overcome the torture Equuleus, fire, beasts, and other torments, gave up her soul to God whose body was afterward; translated to Naples, in Campa…

Feast: 14 October

Martyrological notice

At Caesarea in Palestine, of St. Fortunata, virgin and martyr, who in the persecution of Dioclesian, after she had overcome the torture Equuleus, fire, beasts, and other torments, gave up her soul to God whose body was afterward; translated to Naples, in Campania.

Martyrologium Romanum · Latin witness

Caesareae, in Palaestina, sanctae Fortunatae, Virginis et Martyris, ac praedictorum Martyrum Carponii, Evaristi et Prisciani sororis; quae, in persecutione Diocletiani, post equuleum, ignes, bestias et alia tormenta superata, spiritum Deo reddidit. Ipsius corpus postea Neapolim, in Campania, delatum fuit.

Martyrologium Romanum (Latin historical edition) · Language: Latin