| <p> is the name of several early [[Christians]] in addition to those given in vol. i. </p> <p> '''1.''' A deacon from Africa, who was martyred with the presbyter Julianus at Terracina, in Campania. He was seized here while preaching against idolatry, and was thrown into the sea in a sack; but his body was recovered, and buried near Terracina. His story in [[Bede]] includes the fall of a temple in answer to his prayer, and the joint martyrdom of [[Leontius]] his persecutor. Bede and [[Usuard]] place him in the reign of Claudius; but an- other account makes him to have buried [[Domitilla]] and her companions in the reign of Trajan. </p> <p> '''2.''' [[Martyr]] at [[Caesarea]] in [[Cappadocia]] under Decius; commemorated Nov. 3. </p> <p> '''3.''' Father of Eudoxus the Arian. He endeavored to wipe out a life of vice by a martyr's death at Arabissa, [[In]] [[Lesser]] Armenia, under Diocletian. </p> <p> '''4.''' If we accept as genuine the treatise, ''Ad Caesarium Monachum Epistola [[Contra]] Apollinaristas, We'' learn from it that [[Caesarius]] embraced a religious life in childhood, became a monk, and secured the affection of Chrysostom. [[Embracing]] the views of Apollinarius, he wrote ''To'' Chrysostom, acquainting him [[With]] his new-found happiness. The intelligence caused great grief to Chrysostom, who composed the above-mentioned letter containing a refutation of this heresy. For an extended discussion of the genuineness of the treatise, see Smith, ''Dict. Of Christ. Biog. S.V.'' , </p> | | <p> a German theologian, lived in the early part of the 13th century. He was of the noble family of Milendunk, in the country of Neussef. He was priest of the convent of Prum, belonging to the Benedictine order. After four years he resigned his position and withdrew to the convent of Heslerbach, of the order of the Cistercians. Here he wrote, in 1222, Explicatio Rerum et Verborum, which is found in his Registrum Bonorum Ecclesice Prumiensis. See Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v. </p> |
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