Roman Letters

Letter 38: Caldonius, with Herculanus and Victor his colleagues, and Rogatianus and Numidicus the presbyters, report:

Cyprian of Carthage→Unknown|c. 252 AD|Cyprian of Carthage|Human translated
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Caldonius, with Herculanus and Victor his colleagues, and Rogatianus and Numidicus the presbyters, report:

We have rejected from communion: Felicissimus and Augendus; also Repostus, from among the exiles; and Irene of the confessors; and Paula the seamstress. We have also rejected Sophronius and Soliassus, himself also one of the exiles.

Let this be known from our signatures.

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