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Romanianus

Romanianus

wealthy patron, townsman of Augustine, and father of Licentius|Thagaste
Romanianus was a wealthy North African patron from Augustine's hometown circle and the father of Licentius. Paulinus and Therasia wrote to him with news of Augustine's elevation at Hippo and concern for Licentius's spiritual direction.
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Paulinus and Therasia1Cyprian of Carthage1Pope Gregory the Great1Paulinus of Nola1Augustine of Hippo1

All letters (5)

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From Cyprian of Carthagec. 253 AD

Cyprian to Maximus, Nicostratus, and the other confessors, greetings.

cyprian carthage #43←
From Augustine of Hippoc. 388 AD

1. This letter indicates a scarcity of paper, but not so as to testify that parchment is plentiful here. My ivory tablets I used in the letter which I sent to your uncle.

augustine hippo #15←
From Paulinus and Therasiac. 396 AD

Paulinus and Therasia rejoice over Augustine's episcopal role and send Licentius a poetic warning against Roman ambition.

augustine hippo #32←
From Paulinus of Nolac. 397 AD

Paulinus and Therasia to their lord, deservedly praiseworthy and honorable brother Romanianus.

paulinus nola #7←
From Pope Gregory the Greatc. 603 AD

Gregory, servant of the servants of God, to his most beloved sons the Roman citizens. It has come to my ears that certain men of perverse spirit have sown among you some things that are wrong and opposed to the holy faith, so as to forbid any work being done on the Sabbath day. What else can I call these but preachers of Antichrist, who, when he...

gregory great #13001