No details about the museum are known, except that she lived in the 5th century and was rescued at a young age. Her story is very unusual. The girl was serious, inclined to think. The muse avoided noisy games.
She had a vision once. She saw the Virgin, surrounded by young girls. They looked very happy. The Virgin asked Muse if she wanted to be happy like these girls. The muse gladly agreed. The Virgin told her to give up pleasures, not to participate in children’s games, not to laugh or have fun. Then she promised to return for the 30th day. The parents were amazed at the change in their daughter. And before that serious, the muse even stopped smiling. She seemed to be living in expectation. But when Muse described her vision, her parents did not believe her. On the 25th day the girl fell ill, and on the 30th she saw the Virgin again and shouted: “My mistress, I am coming!”
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Lives of Saints
