Saint Protase, along with his brother Saint Gervase, was executed during the persecution of Christians under the Roman Emperor Nero in the 1st century. They were martyred for their faith and refusal to renounce Christianity. Their deaths are commemorated in the Christian tradition as a testament to their steadfast belief.
It is believed that Protase was beheaded in Milan about the year 165.
She was executed in Rome.
Saint Joan of Arc - However, she was executed for being a heretic, not a witch.
George was executed sometime in the year 306.
there is not a saint Dennis but there is a saint denis he was executed, after he was executed he picked up his head and walked two miles preaching a sermon
Protasius (Protase) is considered a Christian Martyr, possibly beheaded, circa 165 AD, according to Catholic tradition, during the reign of Marcus Aurelius. Note that the Catholic Church had not officially been started until after Constantine's Edict of Milan in 313 AD. Some deny their existence, and make them a Catholicism legend of the the Dioscouri, meaning the "Sons of Zeus," mythical characters. Not too much else is actually known about Protasius outside the traditions of the Roman Church.
The most memorable thing said by Saint George was, "No, I will not." when told to renounce his Christianity or be executed.
she died 354 ad at the age of 13
There are a number of saints named John so you need to be specific. If you are referring to John the Baptist, yes, he was executed.
Saint Peter was executed in Rome under orders of Emperor Nero. That is the reason he was buried there.
He was executed sometime between the years AD64 and 67.
She was executed in 1431. She was later canonized as a Saint in 1920