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their prayers. The next day Gavinus was arrested for failing to produce his prisoners, and when he declared himself a Christian, was beheaded on the shore. Hearing that Gavinus had preceded them in martyrdom, Protus and Januarius returned to the city, were arrested, and likewise beheaded. The story of the martyrdom was distributed in nine readings for use in the recitation of Matins.
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A second, longer, "passio", from the middle of the thirteenth century, follows standard medieval hagiographical conventions. In this, Protus and Januarius are arrested and subjected to torture. Gavinus is a soldier conveying them to prison. Impressed with their courage, he releases them and asks for
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The earliest "passio" dates to the 12th century: Barbaro, who had been sent to Corsica and Sardinia, reached Turres and published the imperial edicts against the Christians, was denounced by Proto, Gavino and Gianuario. They were summoned to the tribunal and being steadfast in refusing to sacrifice
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in Porto Torres, is also dedicated to this saint. It was built by Comita or Gomida, Judge of Torres, and contains the
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Borrelli, Antonio. "Santi Gavino, Proto e Gianuario Martiri di Porto Torres", Santi e beati, April 4, 2006
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Gavinus is the patron saint of Porto Torres, Sardinia, and of
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Church of San Gavino Martire in San Gavino Monreale
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Januarius of Torres

Italian
Christian
saint
Sardinia
Italy
Roman
martyred
Diocletian
Porto Torres
Latin
Sardinia
Corsica

Fontana di Rosello
Romanesque
Gavoi
San Gavino Monreale
Basilica of San Gavino
relics
Sassari
Camposano
Roman Martyrology
Italy: Handbook for Travellers, Vol. 3, K. Baedeker, 1900, p. 390


Borrelli, Antonio. "Santi Gavino, Proto e Gianuario Martiri di Porto Torres", Santi e beati, April 4, 2006

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