Q:What type of details about martyrs of abitinae can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: the martyrs of abitinae -lrb- or abitinian martyrs -rrb- were a group of 49 christians found guilty , in 304 , during the reign of the emperor diocletian , of having illegally celebrated sunday worship at abitinae , a town in the roman province of africa . the town is frequently referred to as abitina , but the form indicated in the '' annuario pontificio '' -lrb- and elsewhere -rrb- is abitinae . the plural form abitinae is that which saint augustine of hippo used when writing his '' de baptismo '' in 400 or 401 . on february 24 of the year before , diocletian had published his first edict against the christians , ordering the destruction of christian scriptures and places of worship across the empire , and prohibiting christians from assembling for worship . though fundanus , the local bishop in abitinae , obeyed the edict and handed the scriptures of the church over to the authorities , some of the christians continued to meet illegally under the priest saturninus . they were arrested and brought before the local magistrates , who sent them to carthage , the capital of the province , for trial . the trial took place on february 12 before the proconsul anullinus . one of the group was dativus , a senator . he was interrogated , declared that he was a christian and had taken part in the meeting of the christians , but even under torture at first refused to say who presided over it . during this interrogation , the advocate fortunatianus , a brother of victoria , one of the accused , denounced dativus of having enticed her and other naive young girls to attend the service ; but she declared she had gone entirely of her own accord . interrupting the torture , the proconsul again asked dativus whether he had taken part in the meeting . dativus again declared that he had . then , when asked who was the instigator , he replied : '' the priest saturninus and all of us . '' he was then taken to prison and died soon after of his wounds . the priest saturninus was then interrogated and held firm even under torture...
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