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− | + | '''''Susanna''''' means ''lily''. | |
− | *[[Susanna the Myrrh- | + | There are several [[saint]]s named Susanna: |
− | *[[Susanna the Virgin]] was [[martyr]]ed in the third century under Emperor Macedonius. | + | |
+ | *The '''tale of [[Susanna (Book of Daniel)|Susanna]]''' is part of the [[Book of Daniel]] in the [[Old Testament]] in the [[Septuagint]] version, though is not included in the Masoretic Text. | ||
+ | *'''[[Susanna the Myrrh-Bearer]]''' was one of the [[Sunday of Myrrh-bearing Women|myrrh-bearing women]] who brought spices to the tomb of [[Jesus]]. | ||
+ | *'''[[Susanna the Virgin]]''' was [[martyr]]ed in the third century under Emperor Macedonius. | ||
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Revision as of 21:43, January 19, 2009
Susanna means lily.
There are several saints named Susanna:
- The tale of Susanna is part of the Book of Daniel in the Old Testament in the Septuagint version, though is not included in the Masoretic Text.
- Susanna the Myrrh-Bearer was one of the myrrh-bearing women who brought spices to the tomb of Jesus.
- Susanna the Virgin was martyred in the third century under Emperor Macedonius.