Corona was a second-century Christian martyr from Syria who lived during the era of Roman emperors such as Marcus Aurelius. She is traditionally remembered for her courage while supporting Victor Damascene during his period of suffering. Although historical accounts vary regarding the exact location and date of her death, she is widely recognized as a saint in the Catholic tradition. Some traditions suggest she was the wife of Victor, while others identify her as the sixteen-year-old spouse of one of his companions.