Answer the following question: What type of details about romanus of caesarea can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: saint romanus of caesarea -lrb- also known as romanus of antioch -rrb- is venerated as a martyr . in 303 or 304 , at the beginning of the diocletian persecution , a deacon called romanus of caesarea in palestine suffered martyrdom at antioch . he was taken prisoner , was condemned to death by fire , and was bound to the stake ; however , as emperor galerius was then in antioch , romanus was brought before him . at the emperor 's command romanus ' tongue was cut out . tortured in various ways in prison he was finally strangled . eusebius speaks of his martyrdom in '' de martyribus palaestinae '' . prudentius relates other details and gives romanus a companion in martyrdom , a christian by name barulas . on this account several historians , among them baronius , consider that there were two martyrs named romanus at antioch , though more likely there was but the one whom eusebius mentions . prudentius has introduced legendary features into his account , and his connection of the martyrdom of barulas with that of romanus is probably arbitrary . the feast day of st. romanus is observed on 18 november . barulas , like st. quiricus , is venerated as a child-martyr . the church of san roman in seville is dedicated to romanus . prudentius wrote a 1140 line hymn to romanus , the '' romane christi fortis '' , the tenth hymn in his '' peristephanon '' .
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