Saint
Juliana of Ivrea
A saint of Ivrea, honored at Turin, who reposed in 300.
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- Feast
- February 13old style February 26
- Era
- 3rd century
- Place
- Turin
Life
Juliana of Ivrea was a Christian widow of Ivrea in northern Italy. According to tradition she gathered the bodies of the martyrs Solutor, Adventor and Octavius, carried them to Turin and buried them there, about the year 297. Her relics were kept at Turin together with theirs. She is commemorated on 13 February in the Western calendar. Nothing more is known of her.
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