Saint Solon (Solochon) the Martyr Orthodox Russian Mount Athos Byzantine Christian Roman Catholic Wood Icon Plaque

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Saint Solon is the Saint of the Catholic Church. It celebrates on February 17th. During the great persecution of Diocletian in 304 AD, 72 Saints were testified, among whom Saint Chrysanthos, Agios Eftychios, Agios Dikaios, Agios Sylvanos, Agia Loukila. Significant forms are two Victorian Brothers, Agioi Donatos and Solon, who chastised too many Roman soldiers in Christianity and their love for their fellow man was similar. During the boys of Nicomedian Lukila’s daughter, they were conquered by Diocletian’s soldiers and after they were imprisoned, they were bargained, refused to renounce their faith in Christ, afterwards with many Bastanians they were deported and their heads were thrown on the banks of the Lemene River in northern Italy In Venice.