Icons of St. Agrippina, martyr

Icons of St. Agrippina, martyr of Old Rome

Feast: June 23

During the persecution of Valerian, or possibly of Diocletian, St. Agrippina was beheaded/scourged to death at Rome. Her relics were taken by three women to Constantinople, where they began to work countless miracles. 

Top Icon is Russian but otherwise of unknown provenance. 

Bottom Icon: 19th century, Russian. 

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