At Alexandria in Egypt, Saint Nemesius, martyr, who was first slanderously denounced before the judge as though he were a robber and acquitted of that charge; soon after, in the persecution of the emperor Decius, he was accused by name of the Christian religion before the judge Aemilianus, by whom, tortured with twofold torments, he was ordered to be burned together with robbers, bearing the likeness of the Savior, who together with robbers endured the cross.
September 10th
Saint Nemesius
Latin Original
Alexandriz in /Egypto, sancti Nemésii, mártyris, qui, primum per calámniam quasi latro iüdici delátus eóque crimine absolütus, mox, in persecutióne Décii imperatóris, christiánze religiónis nómine coram /Emiliáno 1üádice accusátus, a quo, geminátis suppliciis excruciátus, cum latrónibus iussus est incéndi, Salvatóris déferens similitüádinem, qui una cum latrónibus pértulit crucem.