Sebastián de Milán
Also known as Saint Sebastian, St. Sebastian, St Sebastian
mártir cristiano y santo, siglo III
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Saint Sebastian was an early Christian martyr who lived during the Roman Empire and is venerated in the Catholic Church for his faith and suffering. He has become one of the most recognizable saints in Christian art and tradition, often depicted with arrows, and is especially associated with plague and pestilence in popular devotion.
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- Person
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- Male
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- Germany
- Active from
- 1685-03-21
- Active to
- 1750-07-28
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San Sebastián (Narbona, Galia, Imperio romano, 256 d. C.-Roma, Imperio romano, 288 d. C.) es un santo venerado por la Iglesia católica y la Iglesia ortodoxa. Fue soldado del ejército romano y del emperador Diocleciano, quien desconociendo que Sebastián era cristiano, llegó a nombrarlo jefe de la primera cohorte de la guardia pretoriana imperial.
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256 births288 deaths3rd-century Christian martyrs3rd-century Gallo-Roman people3rd-century RomansChristians martyred during the reign of DiocletianDeaths by beating in EuropeExecuted ancient Roman peopleGallo-Roman saintsLGBTQ and CatholicismMembers and leaders of the Praetorian GuardPeople executed by the Roman Empire