Sabinus of Spoleto was an early Christian bishop who lived during the turn of the 4th century. He is recognized as a hieromartyr for his steadfastness during the Diocletianic Persecution. While serving his community, he faced intense pressure from Roman authorities to renounce his faith in favor of pagan gods. His resistance to these imperial orders eventually led to his death in Spoleto, marking him as a significant figure of early Christian witness.