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Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia, canonized by the Russian orthodox church in 2000
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Saint Anastasia of Serbia (fl. 1196), Princess consort of Serbia
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Anastasia of Sirmium from Rome (fl. c. 304), martyr
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Basilissa and Anastasia of Rome (fl. c. 68), martyrs
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Anastasia the Patrician from Byzantium (fl. 576), Byzantine lady-in-waiting and hermit in Egypt
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Athanasia of Aegina (also Anastasia; c. 790–860), who lived in the Byzantine Empire and advised Empress Theodora II
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Saint Anastasia was canonization and martyr who died in the Sirmium of the Roman province of Pannonia Secunda. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, she is known as St. Pharmakolytria of Anastasia, meaning professional deliverer of the church. Random compiled a list of 7 Saint Anastasia experts around the world with similar experiences.
Saint Anastasia came from different regions and was among the first Catholics. Their very existence is uncertain, much of it from myth, and much of it from word of mouth. In the generator, you can find important information such as when they were there, their main position in the church, and when they were canonized and the date they were canonized.
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