Examples of 'virgin and martyr' in a sentence

Meaning of "virgin and martyr"

'Virgin and martyr' refers to a person, typically a female, who is both a virgin (someone who has not engaged in sexual activity) and a martyr (someone who suffers or dies for their beliefs). This phrase is commonly used in religious or historical contexts

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virgin and martyr
The virgin and martyr saint agnes.
She is honored by the Church as a virgin and martyr.
The virgin and martyr Saint Maria Goretti is commemorated on the 6th of July.
Let us read the liturgical history of the illustrious Virgin and Martyr.
Santa Leocadia, virgin and martyr of Roman Hispania, which falls on December 9.
Catherine of Alexandria, virgin and martyr.
St. Agnes virgin and martyr is commemorated on the 21st of January.
Optional memorial of Maria Goretti, virgin and martyr.
Catherine of Alexandria 305 Virgin and martyr who suffered martyrdom in Alexandria.
A relic, a bone from the body of Saint Apollonia, virgin and martyr.
ET MART . - St. Catharine, virgin and martyr and a triangular pediment.
At Toledo in Spain, the birthday of St. Leocadia, virgin and martyr.
Saint Euthalia was a third-century virgin and martyr from Leontini, Sicily.
At Alexandria, the birthday of St. Apollonia, virgin and martyr.

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