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<p> a persecuting officer in Spain, in 303 or 304, under [[Diocletian]] and | <p> a persecuting officer in Spain, in 303 or 304, under [[Diocletian]] and Maximian. He was rioted for his severity in carrying out their orders, especially against bishops, presbyters, and all ordained ministers. (2) One of the forty-nine martyrs of [[Carthage]] in 304, in the persecution by Diocletian under the proconsul Anulinus. (3) [[Metropolitan]] of Byzacene, in Africa, in the 6th century. A rescript was addressed to him by Justinian I in 541. </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
a persecuting officer in Spain, in 303 or 304, under Diocletian and Maximian. He was rioted for his severity in carrying out their orders, especially against bishops, presbyters, and all ordained ministers. (2) One of the forty-nine martyrs of Carthage in 304, in the persecution by Diocletian under the proconsul Anulinus. (3) Metropolitan of Byzacene, in Africa, in the 6th century. A rescript was addressed to him by Justinian I in 541.
