# Verified against Divinum Officium (Latin Martyrologium, English translation).
monthDay: "10-12"
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    Romæ sanctórum Mártyrum Evágrii, Prisciáni, et Sociórum.

    In Africa sanctórum Confessórum et Mártyrum quátuor míllium nongentórum sexagínta sex, in persecutióne Wandálica, sub Hunneríco, Rege Ariáno. Hi, cum essent partim Epíscopi Ecclesiárum Dei, partim Presbýteri et Diáconi, associátis sibi turbis fidélium populórum, pro defensióne cathólicæ veritátis in horríbilis erémi exsílium trusi sunt; ex quibus plúrimi, dum crudéliter a Mauris duceréntur, hastílium cuspídibus impúlsi ad curréndum et lapídibus tunsi, álii, ligátis pédibus, velut cadávera per dura et áspera loca tracti et síngulis membris discérpti, ad extrémum, várie excruciáti, martýrium celebrárunt. Erant inter eos præcípui Sacerdótes Dómini, Felix et Cypriánus Epíscopi.

    Ravénnæ, via Laurentína, natális sancti Edístii Mártyris.

    In Lýcia sanctæ Domnínæ Mártyris, sub Diocletiáno Imperatóre.

    Celénæ, in Pannónia, sancti Maximiliáni, Epíscopi Laureacénsis.

    Eboráci, in Anglia, sancti Walfrídi, Epíscopi et Confessóris.

    Medioláni sancti Monæ Epíscopi, qui, cum de Epíscopo eligéndo agerétur, cælésti lúmine circumfúsus, eo signo mirabíliter in Pontíficem illíus Ecclésiæ est assúmptus.

    Verónæ sancti Salvíni Epíscopi.

    In Sýria sancti Eustáchii, Presbýteri et Confessóris.

    Asculi, in Picéno, sancti Seraphíni Confessóris, ex Ordine Minórum Capuccinórum, vitæ sanctimónia et humilitáte conspícui; quem Clemens Décimus tértius, Póntifex Máximus, Sanctórum fastis adscrípsit.
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    At Rome, the holy martyrs Evagrius, Priscian, and their Companions.

    At Ravenna, on the Laurentine Way, (in the persecution under the Emperor Diocletian,) the holy martyr Edistius.

    In Lycia, under the same Emperor Diocletian, the holy martyr Domnina.

    In Africa are commemorated four thousand nine hundred and sixty-six holy martyrs and Confessors in the Vandal persecution under the Arian King Hunneric. Some of these were Bishops of the Churches of God, and some of them Priests and Deacons, but with them were joined multitudes of the other faithful. For defending the Catholic truth they were driven into exile in the terrible desert many of them were cruelly taken by the Moors, goaded to run at the point of the spear, and beaten with stones others had their feet tied together, and were dragged like corpses through hard and sharp places, until all their limbs were mangled and then were tortured to death in diverse ways. Pre-eminent among them were the Bishops Felix and Cyprian.

    At Celeia, in Pannonia, (in the fourth century,) holy Maximilian, Bishop (of Lorch.)

    At Milan, (in the third century,) the holy Bishop Monas. During the discussion as to the choosing of a Bishop there, a light from heaven shone upon him, and through that wondrous sign he was made Bishop of that church.

    At Verona, holy Salvin, Bishop.

    In Syria, the holy Priest and Confessor Eustace.

    At Ascoli, in the March of Ancona, (in the year 1604,) the holy Confessor Seraphim, of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchins, who was marked by holiness of life and by lowliness, and whose name the Supreme Pontiff Clement XIII enrolled with those of the Saints.
status:
  la: verified
  en: verified
