Saint Sabina of Pozzuoli is a Christian martyr and saint, celebrated for her faith and dedication. She is believed to have lived in the 1st century in Pozzuoli, Italy. Her story is often associated with her steadfastness in the face of persecution, which ultimately led to her martyrdom. Her feast day is observed on August 29, and she is venerated in various Christian traditions. Saint Sabina is often depicted in art with symbols of her martyrdom, reflecting her role as a symbol of courage and faith for believers throughout history.