Charitina of Amisus was a Christian virgin martyr who lived in Asia Minor during the late third and early fourth centuries. Raised by a pious man named Claudius, she dedicated her life to prayer, fasting, and the study of divine law. Her devotion and commitment to chastity inspired many others to embrace the Christian faith. During the persecutions under Emperor Diocletian, she was apprehended in Amisus and faced various trials before her death in 304.