Augusta of Treviso was a fifth-century Christian virgin martyr from the regions of Fregona and Serravalle. According to hagiographical accounts written in the sixteenth century, she was the daughter of an Alemanni leader named Matrucus. After she secretly embraced the Christian faith, her father discovered her praying and subjected her to severe physical abuse. Following her imprisonment and torture, she was executed by decapitation in Serravalle, an event traditionally dated to the fifth century.