Flavia Domitilla, Euphrosyna and Theodora

Flavia Domitilla, Euphrosyna and Theodora are three women martyrs of the second century, commemorated together on 12 May (the date in the calendars of Western saints, new style). Flavia Domitilla was a great-⁠niece of the emperors Domitian and Titus and of Saint Flavius Clemens; she is said to have become a Christian. Because she refused to marry a pagan, she was exiled from Rome and then put to death for her faith at Terracina in Italy, together with her foster sisters Euphrosyna and Theodora. The soldiers Nereus and Achilleus were exiled with her. The source consulted gives no other details.