- St. Agnes was but twelve years old when she was led to the altar of Minerva in Rome and commanded to obey the persecuting laws of Diocletian by offering incense.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Immersed in the majesty of Piazza Navona, this church, dedicated to the young martyr Agnes, enchants visitors with its spectacular facade and extraordinary...Bulunamadı: lublin
- The transition of the church project from the hands of Rome’s most famous architects ultimately in no way disrupted the overall style and magnificent view of...Bulunamadı: lublin
- With the exception of her skull, which has been placed in a chapel in the 17th-century Sant'Agnese in Agone, on the Piazza Navona in Rome, Saint Agnes's...Bulunamadı: lublin
- Saint Agnes (291–304 C.E.) was a virgin martyr and saint of the Christian church. Also known as Saint Agnes of Rome and Saint Ines (or Santa Ynez)...Bulunamadı: lublin
- Her bones are currently conserved beneath the high altar in the church of Sant'Angese fuori le mura in Rome, which was built over the catacomb that held her...Bulunamadı: lublin
- A beautiful relief of the saint is found on a marble slab that dates from the fourth century and was originally a part of the altar of her church.Bulunamadı: lublin
- At that basilica in Rome named after St. Agnes and built over her tomb, there is a special custom that occurs on her feast day.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Sant'Agnese in Agone is a famous 17th century church of ancient foundation in the Piazza Navona, which is in the rione Parione.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Saint Agnes was a member of the Roman nobility born January 28, 292 in Rome, Italy and raised in a Christian family.Bulunamadı: lublin