Martyr
Adaucus of Phrygia
Martyr of Phrygia
A martyr of Phrygia, an Italian of noble birth and a quaestor, a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
- Feast
- February 7old style February 20
- Reposed
- 3034th century
- Place
- Phrygia
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
Adaucus of Phrygia was a martyr in Phrygia, an Italian of noble birth, honoured by the emperors with almost every dignity. According to the Roman Martyrology, while he was quaestor he was found worthy of the crown of martyrdom for his defence of the faith. With him, by order of Emperor Galerius Maximian, many martyrs of the same city, all Christians who stood firm in their confession, were burned to death. He is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
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