VI. MARY, a Christian Woman mentioned by St. Paul, in his Epistle to the Romans, Ch. xvi. ℣ 6. and of whom he says, that she laboured much for the Faith, and for the Church at Rome. She was in this City at the Beginning of the Year 58. There is nothing known for certain, either concerning her Actions, or her Death.
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