Gorgonia was a 4th-century Christian saint born in Nazianzus to Gregory the Elder and Nonna. Recognized as a model of piety for married women, she lived a life characterized by deep devotion and family leadership. Her brother, the well-known Gregory of Nazianzus, later honored her memory through a eulogy that praised her character. She is remembered across both Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic traditions for her steadfast faith and her role in the spiritual conversion of her husband and children.