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SS. LUCIA AND GEMINIANUS, MM.UNDER DIOCLESIAN THEIR names are celebrated in the most ancient western Martyrologies. Lucy was a noble widow lady at Rome, and received the crown of martyrdom together with Geminianus. See Sticker the Bollandist, p. 286. |