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    Perpetua (1), martyr.

Saint Perpetua, Christian Martyr and Autobiographer

  • Perpetua (1), martyr.

    • Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century/Perpetua, Vibia


    Perpetua (1), martyr. Her full name was Vibia Perpetua. She was well born, and had a father, mother, and two brothers living, one of whom was a catechumen. When 22 years old, married, and having lately borne a son, she was arrested. Her father repeatedly strove to induce her to recant. She and her fellow-martyrs were baptized after their arrest, possibly before their transference to the public prison (cf. Le Blant, Actes des Mart. v. 9, p. 48). They were attended in prison, according to the ancient discipline of the Carthaginian church, by the deacons Tertius and Pomponius (Cypr. Ep. 15 ad Mart.). Perpetua now had her first vision, indicative of her future passion. She saw a ladder reaching to heaven guarded by a dragon. Saturus mounted first and then Perpetua followed. They came to a large garden, where was a shepherd clad in white, feeding sheep, while thousands in white ro

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      Perpetua and Felicity (Latin: Perpetua et Felicitas; c.
    the diary of perpetua movie With them also was Vibia Perpetua, nobly born reared in a liberal manner, wedded honorably; having a father and mother and two brothers, one of them a.
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    the passion of saints perpetua and felicity pdf Vibia Perpetua's prison diary is one of the first known Christian works by a woman.

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  • Perpetua was a Christian martyr who wrote The Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity, a journal recounting her trial and imprisonment that was continued by a contemporary who described Perpetua’s death in the arena.

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      Her full name was Vibia Perpetua.

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  • There were six martyrs in this group at Carthage on the nones.

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  • Hence Vibia Perpetua, an educationally and economically privileged young woman, was not an anomaly among the early Christians.