- The church is one of the most beautiful churches in Rome. It's located smack in the middle of the historic Piazza Navona, the very symbol of Rome.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
- St. Agnes of Rome was born in 291 AD and raised in a Christian family. ... Other accounts of Agnes' life hold the Prefect Sempronius responsible for her martyrdom.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Like so many other churches in Rome, a baroque masterpiece. More crowded than usual due to the weather, we spent about 30 minutes just exploring.Bulunamadı: lublin
- This 17th-century Church stands on the remnants of an ancient structure, traditionally considered the site of the martyrdom of Saint Agnes of Rome (circa...Bulunamadı: lublin
- Church of Saint Agnes in Agone and Crypt - Guided Tour. Immersed in the majesty of Piazza Navona, this church, dedicated to the young martyr Agnes...Bulunamadı: lublin
- Saint Agnes is also known as Agnes of Rome, Ines, Ines del Campo, and Ynez. ... Agnes is one of the “virgin martyrs” of the church of Rome.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Retrieved from https://www.learnreligions.com/saint-agnes-of-rome-542518 Richert, Scott P. "Saint Agnes of Rome, Virgin and Martyr."Bulunamadı: lublin
- Of all the virgin martyrs of Rome none was held in such high honour by the primitive church, since the fourth century, as St. Agnes.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