Saint Danae

According to tradition, Saint Danai was a Christian who lived during a time of intense persecution, particularly under the Roman Empire. She is often described as having suffered for her faith, though specific details of her life and her martyrdom are not as clearly recorded as those of other saints. Some sources suggest she may have been martyred during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, who persecuted Christians in the early 4th century.

In some traditions, Saint Danai is venerated alongside other martyrs, and her feast day is sometimes celebrated on January 30th in the Eastern Orthodox Church, though the exact date can vary depending on the specific calendar and regional traditions.