- Pomponia, SS. (2)
2SS. Pomponia, V. V. M. M. (2. Juni). Die hhl. Jungfrauen Pomponia, Felicitas und Assertia litten zu Rom. (Piazza, I. 477.)
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Pomponia, SS. (2)
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