Martyr
Nicetas and Aquila
Two martyrs named together in the early martyrologies; the sources preserve few details.
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Life
Nicetas and Aquila are two martyrs named together in the early martyrologies, on 24 July (Western calendar, new style). By the older tradition they served in the army; by the apocryphal Acts of Saint Christopher they earned their living by prostitution and then turned to the faith. They are said to have been put to death in Lycia, in the persecution of Decius. Nothing more is known.
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