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| − | '''Saint Dorothea''' was [[martyred]] in the 4th century. On her way to be executed, a young lawyer mocked her and demanded that she send him a gift of fruit and flowers from the Garden of Paradise. After her death, an [[angel]] appeared and presented him with three heavenly roses and three heavenly apples. This story has inspired many artists and writers throughout the centuries. | + | '''Saint Dorothea''' was [[martyred]] in the 4th century. On her way to be executed, a young lawyer mocked her and demanded that she send him a gift of fruit and flowers from the [[Garden of Eden|Garden of Paradise]]. After her death, an [[angel]] appeared and presented him with three heavenly roses and three heavenly apples. This story has inspired many artists and writers throughout the centuries. |
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Revision as of 01:11, October 31, 2008
Saint Dorothea was martyred in the 4th century. On her way to be executed, a young lawyer mocked her and demanded that she send him a gift of fruit and flowers from the Garden of Paradise. After her death, an angel appeared and presented him with three heavenly roses and three heavenly apples. This story has inspired many artists and writers throughout the centuries.
Source
Who’s Who in Christianity, Lavinia Coh-Sherbok, 1998