Agnes

Ag·nes

 (ăg′nĭs), Saint Died c. ad 304.

Roman Christian who, according to tradition, was martyred as a virgin at the age of 13. She is the patron saint of young girls.

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Agnes

(ˈæɡnɪs)

n

(Biography) Saint. ?292–?304 ad, Christian child martyr under Diocletian. Feast day: Jan 21

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Ag•nes

(ˈæg nɪs)

n.

Saint, A.D. 292?–304?, Christian martyr.

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Translations

Anežka

Agnes

Agnes

Αγνή

Inés

Aune

Agnès

Ágnes

Agnese

Agnes

Agnes

Agnieszka

Inês

Agnes

Agnes

[ˈægnɪs] N → Inés

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