136 · Source account
Getulicus, Symphorosa With Her Sons, Cerialus And Amantius, Put To Death For The Faith, At Frivoli; And Sapphira And Sabina At Rome, A. D. 136.
From Martyrs’ Mirror
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Getulicus, a teacher at Frivoli in Italy, Symphorosa with her sons, and Cerialus and Amantius, were put to death in that city for the faith. It is also stated that Sapphira, a maiden from Antioch, and Sabina, the widow of Valentinus, had to lay down their lives, at Rome, for the same reason. Joh. Gysii Hist. Mart., fol. 15, col. 4.
Original heading and source location
GETULICUS, SYMPHOROSA WITH HER SONS, CERIALUS AND AMANTIUS, PUT TO DEATH FOR THE FAITH, AT FRIVOLI; AND SAPPHIRA AND SABINA AT ROME, A. D. 136.
First Part. · AN ACCOUNT OF THOSE WHO SUFFERED IN THE SECOND CENTURY.
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