Tatiana of Rome was a 3rd-century Christian deaconess and virgin living in Rome. As the daughter of a civil servant, she practiced her faith during the reign of Emperor Severus Alexander. Following her arrest by the jurist Ulpian, she endured significant physical suffering, including being beaten and blinded for two days. Despite surviving an encounter in a pit of lions, she was eventually executed by beheading. She is remembered as a martyr of the early Church.