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- Antonia_and_Alexander abstract "Saints Antonina and Alexander were Christian martyrs of 313, and they are saints whose acta are legendary. The story of the two is nearly identical to that of Saints Theodora and Didymus.Diocletian, in order to increase the number of native-born Roman citizens, defined as crime intentional celibacy among women. All Roman women of suitable age were commanded to marry and, if possible, produce young. At the same time, Diocletian persecuted Christians. The legend of Antonina and Alexander has the former being forced to a brothel (the penalty for women who refused to wed), where a Christian soldier named Alexander came to her in the guise of a customer. Instead of deflowering her, he traded clothes with her, allowing Antonina to escape. Alexander was discovered very soon after, and both Antonina and Alexander were executed by being burned alive."Antonina" and "Alexander" may be mnemonic device names that made oral repetition of the tale easier, and so it is possible, if not likely, that they are invented names. Whether Theodora and Didymus were the originals or not, it is possible that these legends are shadows of an actual martyrdom that had been lost to the story tellers. The feast day of Antonina and Alexander in the Roman Catholic Church is May 3.".
- Antonia_and_Alexander deathDate "0313".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander wikiPageWikiLinkText "Antonia and Alexander".
- Antonia_and_Alexander wikiPageWikiLinkText "Saint Alexander".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander dateOfDeath "313".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander name "Alexander, Antonina And".
- Antonia_and_Alexander shortDescription "Christian martyrs and saints".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander description "Christian martyrs and saints".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander comment "Saints Antonina and Alexander were Christian martyrs of 313, and they are saints whose acta are legendary. The story of the two is nearly identical to that of Saints Theodora and Didymus.Diocletian, in order to increase the number of native-born Roman citizens, defined as crime intentional celibacy among women. All Roman women of suitable age were commanded to marry and, if possible, produce young. At the same time, Diocletian persecuted Christians.".
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- Antonia_and_Alexander name "Alexander, Antonina And".
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