 They are mentioned in the Bern manuscript of the ""Martyrologium Hieronymianum,"" and are recorded also in seventh century ""Itineraries"" as on the Via Cornelia, where Pope Damasus I erected a Basilica over their grave.The town on this spot named after St Rufina ("Santa Rufina") became the See of one of the suburbicarian dioceses that was later united with Porto as "Porto-Santa Rufina".The feast day of Sts Rufina and Secunda was included in the Tridentine Calendar as a "Semidouble".