Photina, the Samaritan woman who spoke to Christ at Jacob's well. Martyred with companions, including her sons Joseph and Victor and her sister Cyriaca at Carthage under Nero.
SEE ALSO: February 26.
Synax.CP, March 20, par. 2 (cols. 549-52).
Moscow, gr. 183, p. 225. 1) Cyriaca. Torture, suspension. Cyriaca hangs upside-down, suspended by ropes tied around her ankles from the branches of two trees. 2) Companions of Photina and Cyriaca. Martyrdom, beheading. 3) Photina. In prison. Photina is seated within polygonal prison walls. (Tréneff, Ménologe grec, p. 9, fig. 46).
Hermit. Founder of a monastery near the Jordan River in Palestine. d. 475.
SEE ALSO: March 4.
Synax.CP, March 20, Synax. selecta (cols. 549-552).
Treskavac. Narthex, south tower, south wall. Monk, holding scroll. (Mijović, Menolog, p. 311, fig. 33, pl. 150).
SEE ALSO: Monks of St. Sabas, March 19