Second Aedicula of the Pantheon Basilica in Rome “Saint Agnes”

In addition to his “Saint Agnes”, Vincenzo Felici is also known for sculpting one of the statues in Santa Maria in Trastevere representing the pope.

Vincenzo Felici, Saint Agnes, Second Aedicula of the Pantheon in Rome, Italy

Felici, Saint Agnes Saint Agnes of Rome was a virgin martyr born in 291 and died in 305.

Her life and martyrdom are part of the “Latin Passions.”

Among his attributes, Vincenzo Felici has included his palm of martyrdom and a white lamb.

The name Agnes, Agnos in Greek, means chaste and pure.

She is the patron saint of maidens, harvests, chastity, and scout guides.

Tradition indicates that Agnes was executed and slaughtered in the current crypt of the Church of Saint Agnes in Agone in Piazza Navona in Rome.

Vincenzo Felici (1657 — January 9, 1715) “Saint Agnes”

Sculpture - Marble, End of the 17th century

Felici, Saint Agnes