The Greek Martyrdom of *Charitine (virgin and martyr of Corycus (Cilicia), S00664). Skeleton entry
Evidence ID
E06693
Type of Evidence
Literary - Hagiographical - Accounts of martyrdom
Martyrdom of Charitine (BHG 299z)
We have not examined this text.
Source
For the manuscript tradition, see:http://pinakes.irht.cnrs.fr/notices/oeuvre/14885/
For the edition, see Bibliography.
Discussion
Note that the Bollandists had earlier located the martyrdom of saint Charitine to the city of Amisus in Pontus on the basis of a conjecture based on the name of the persecuting official Dometianos (for whom see the Discussion in $E06121), due to the fact that the relevant geographical indication was lacking in her later tradition; the true affiliation of her cult, not with Amisus but with Corycus in Cilicia, was only revealed through the publication of both the present text, which explicitly names the Cilician city, and a set of late antique inscriptions from Corycus mentioning the saint ($E01062): Delehaye 1954, 7-8.Bibliography
Text:Delehaye, H., "Les actes inédits de Sainte Charitine martyre à Corycos en Cilicie," Analecta Bollandiana 72 (1954), 8-14.
Record Created By
Nikolaos Kälviäinen
Date of Entry
04/10/2018
| ID | Name | Name in Source | Identity | S00664 | Charitine, virgin and martyr of Corycus (Cilicia) | Certain |
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