[[Imago:Taming the Tarasque, from Hours of Henry VIII.jpg|thumb|Incolae Tarasconem draconem, a sancta Martha adductum, occidunt (e {{Creanda|en|Hours of Henry VIII|Horarium Henrici VIII|Horario Henrici VIII}})]]
'''Martha Bethaniensis''' (saepe ''Martha virgo'', ''Martha hospita Christi'') est [[sancta]] Christiana, mulier [[myrophorae|myrophora]]<ref>"Martha autem erat, quae unxit Dominum unguento et extersit pedes eius capillis suis" ([[Evangelium secundum Ioannem|Io.]] 11:2); [https://books.google.fr/books?id=7QhLAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA528&dq=Myrophorae&hl=la&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiu18Kz2NHuAhVPr4sKHbxGDY0Q6AEwBHoECAIQAg#v=onepage&q=Myrophorae&f=false ''Myrophora'' in ''Lexico totius Latinitatis''] [[Aegidius Forcellini|Aegidii Forcellini]]. Cf. [https://books.google.fr/books?id=oH1EWHfpBpACç Caietani Mariae Capucii ''De vetusto altaris pallio'' / Opuscula. Neapoli 1785, p. 115]. Cf. [[Cena apud Simonem Pharisaeum celebrata]].</ref>, [[Lazarus|Lazari]] a [[Iesus Christus|Christo]] resuscitati et [[Maria (soror Lazari)|Mariae]] (quae interdum [[Maria Magdalene]] putatur) soror.
[[Imago:Nicolas Mignard-Arrivée du Christ à Béthanie.jpg|thumb|Martha et Maria Christum Bethaniae accipiunt ({{Creanda|fr|Nicolas Mignard|Nicolaus Mignard|Nicolai Mignard}} pictura)]]
==In Evangeliis==
Martha et soror eius in vico quodam habitabant, quo Iesus visitavit,
