Pelagia

Pelagia

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Pelagia is a Christian martyr and saint known for her unwavering faith during the reign of Emperor Diocletian, who persecuted Christians. She attracted the attention of the emperor's son but rejected his advances, choosing a life dedicated to her faith instead. Her steadfastness led to her tragic execution, where she was subjected to a brutal death in a brazen bull. Her story has inspired various customs and beliefs, particularly among Serbian people, where it is customary on her feast day to avoid fire and flames to prevent misfortune.

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Serbia Serbia: Pelagia was a saint who refused to marry the son of Emperor Diocletian and chose a life dedicated to Christianity. 9

Blic – popular Serbian tabloid/daily, est. 1996: Sutra je Sveta Pelagija: Običaji nalažu da jednu stvar nikako ne radite