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title: SAN SABINO

subject date: 2017-11-24

caption: San Sabino (? - 303), bishop of Spoleto where he suffered martyrdom under Diocletian; also Assisi, Chiusi, Faenza, Sulmona and Fermo claim him as a bishop, but there are no known historical sources for these attributions. According to tradition he survived the cruel amputation of both hands, and while he was still in prison, he returned the sight to a blind man. His executioner, impressed, wanted to meet him, followed the healing and conversion that caused an even tough repression, culminating in the death blast. The commemoration at the time of the press was celebrated on December 30, the Roman Martiologio of 2001 sets liturgical memory on December 7. Colored Etching, Italy 1886

category: HIS

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country: Italia

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continent: Europa

image century : XIX

image epoch: Ottocento

subject century: IV

subject epoch: Paleocristiano

technique: Incisione colorata

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