Abudimus was a Greek Christian martyr who lived on the island of Tenedos (modern-day Bozcaada) during the Roman Empire. Born around 201, he became a victim of the Diocletian persecution. His refusal to consume meat that had been offered to pagan idols led to his arrest and subsequent torture. He died on the island in 305, having remained steadfast in his faith during the period of intense religious suppression.