*STS. BLAISE AND DIOGEN* Sts. Blaise and Diogen are two early Christian martyrs who were buried on the Via Salaria antica, a Roman road. While the specific details of their lives and martyrdoms are not widely documented, they are honored together as saints, particularly by those who follow the Roman Martyrology. Here's what is known about them *Commemoration* : They are commemorated on June 2nd in the RomanMartyrology *Location of Burial:* They are specifically mentioned as being buried on the Via Salaria antica, an ancient Roman road. *Martyrdom:* They were likely martyred for their Christian faith during a period of persecution, though the exact circumstances are not detailed in available sources. St. Blaise: St. Blaise is a well-known figure, particularly in the Eastern and Western Christian traditions, and is known for his patronage of throat ailments. He is often depicted with a candle or candles, and his feast day (February 3rd) is associated with the blessing of throats with candles. St. Diogen: St. Diogen's specific details are less well-known, but he is honored alongside St. Blaise as a fellow martyr on the Via Salaria antica.