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Arrival of St. Cyprian's Relics in Cyprus in 1283

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In 1283, parts of St. Cyprian's relics were brought to Cyprus.
This was a response to threats against Christian centers in the East.
The village of Menoyka is closely associated with St. Cyprian and St. Justina.
St. Cyprian underwent a transformation from a practitioner of magic to a Christian bishop.
He and St. Justina were martyred for their faith.

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In 1283, parts of St. Cyprian's relics were brought to Cyprus.
This was a response to threats against Christian centers in the East.
The village of Menoyka is closely associated with St. Cyprian and St. Justina.
St. Cyprian underwent a transformation from a practitioner of magic to a Christian bishop.
He and St. Justina were martyred for their faith.

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