Beatrice of Rome

See also: Beatrice

is a holy Christian woman usually called in French holy Béatrice , in Latin Sancta Beatrix . One finds also the form popular holy Viatrix and the erudite form holy Béatrix .

History

During persecutions of Dioclétien, holy Béatrice is stopped and judged to have given their burial to her brothers Saint Simplice and Saint Faustin, which had undergone martyrdom. In spite of the threats of the judges, she perseveres in her faith. She is condemned to died and she is martyrisée in Rome in 304.

Its relics are preserved in the Holy-Marie-Major Basilique at Rome.

See too

  • the first name Beatrice
  • the first name Béatrix

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