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In fact, it may meant torture instruments as both latin words were very similar to each other

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instead of: "while the instruments were played, she talked to God", it was translated as: "she played the organ and sang"

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Saint-Cecilia were found. These were a series of latin texts about her life
The word órganis was wrongly transleted as organ, what led to a missunderstanding:

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She might be the patroness of music due to a translating mistake.
In 480, the Acts of

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Simon and Garfunkel, 1970

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He would only respect her wish if he saw the angel. He was told to baptise in order to see it. And so he did.
However, they were both martyred, although Cecilia could escape a couple of times before she died in 230.

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Saint Cecilia was a Roman noblewoman who lived between the 2nd and 3rd centuries. She vowed her virginity to an angel. The day before she married (against her will) to a pagan man, she told him about her vow.