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Cecilia or Saint Cecilia was a Roman noblewoman, converted to Christianity and martyred for her faith on an undetermined date, between 180 and 230. She died on November 22, 230.

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"Santa Cecilia". Pedro Pablo Rubens. (1639)

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"Santa Cecilia". Pedro Pablo Rubens. (1639)

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The most likely fact for Saint Cecilia to be related to music is that from a very young age, and in accordance with the customs and traditions of Roman patrician families, Cecilia had to start and play some musical instrument, probably the lyre, the zither or some kind of harp used by the ladies of Roman society.

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"La Ascensión de Santa Cecilia". Dalí (1955)

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"La Ascensión de Santa Cecilia". Dalí (1955)

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LA ASCENCION DE SANTA CECILIA. DALI. 1955

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In 1594, Pope Gregory XIII named her patron saint of music, and it remains so to this day.