Saint Agnes of Rome

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Saint Agnes of Rome is a revered early Christian virgin-martyr, traditionally depicted as a young girl who chose death over renouncing her faith and chastity, and is honored as a patron saint of purity.

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Generate an image of Saint Agnes of Rome (Saint Agnes of Rome is a revered early Christian virgin-martyr, traditionally depicted as a young girl who chose death over renouncing her faith and chastity, and is honored as a patron saint of purity.)

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Label Occurrences
Saint Agnes 15
Saint Agnes of Rome canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian martyr
Late Antique Christian
person venerated in the Catholic Church
person venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church
saint
virgin-martyr
ageAtDeath about 12
associatedAnimal lamb
causeOfDeath beheading
commemoratedOn Roman Martyrology
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
cultCenter Rome
dateOfBirth c. 291
dateOfDeath c. 304
era Diocletianic Persecution
etymology name Agnes associated with Latin "agnus" (lamb)
feastDay 21 January
hasLegend attempted rape thwarted by divine intervention
hair miraculously grew to cover her nakedness
hasShrine Basilica of Sant'Agnese fuori le mura
Sant'Agnese in Agone
honorificPrefix Saint
iconographicAttribute lamb
palm of martyrdom
young girl with long hair
languageOfName Latin
liturgicalRank memorial (Roman Rite)
mannerOfDeath execution
martyrdom
mentionedIn writings of Prudentius
writings of Saint Ambrose
writings of Saint Damasus I
name Agnes
notableFor choosing death over loss of chastity
refusing to renounce Christian faith
vow of virginity
patronage chastity
engaged couples
purity
the city of Rome
linked to: Rome

victims of sexual assault
young girls
placeOfBirth Rome
placeOfDeath Rome
religion Christianity
sexOrGender female
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran churches

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Diocletianic Persecution notableMartyr Saint Agnes of Rome
Agnes associatedWith Saint Agnes of Rome
Sant'Agnese in Agone dedicatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Sant'Agnese in Agone hasRelicOf Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
St. Agnes Cathedral namedAfter Saint Agnes of Rome
St. Agnes Cathedral dedicatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
St. Agnes Church, Los Angeles namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Agnese associatedWith Saint Agnes of Rome
Ines nameDayAssociatedWith Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Inês nameDayRelatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Inés nameDayRelatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Basilica of Sant'Agnese fuori le mura dedicatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Basilica of Sant'Agnese fuori le mura namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Agnietenkapel namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Mission Santa Inés dedicatedTo Saint Agnes of Rome
Mission Santa Inés namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Old Mission Santa Inés namedAfter Saint Agnes of Rome
Parish church of Sant’Agnese namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Constantina associatedWithSaint Saint Agnes of Rome
Saint Agnes Cemetery, Lake Placid, New York, United States of America namedAfter Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Catholic church of St. Agnes (Kandern) dedicatedTo Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
Mount Saint Agnes College namedAfter Saint Agnes of Rome
The Martyrdom of Saint Agnes depicts Saint Agnes
linked to: Saint Agnes of Rome
The Martyrdom of Saint Agnes portrays Saint Agnes of Rome