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Agroecius (or Agroetius) was the name of a
number of men from
Roman history, most of them
distinguished Gauls:
Agroecius, an
Armenian student of the Roman...
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Agroecius was a 6th-century
bishop of Antibes, and the
addressee of one of the
extant letters of the
ecclesiastic Caesarius of Arles. As one of the most...
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Auctores Antiqui, pp. 2266–2275.
Agroecius was the
addressee of one
extant letter from
Sidonius Apollinaris, who
sought Agroecius' aid in the
dispute over who...
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member of the Domestici, an
elite guard unit of the late
Roman Empire Agroecius Domesticus, a man of
uncertain date who died at the age of 33, and was...
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original form are lost; but two
short treatises entitled De
Orthographia (by
Agroecius) and De
Verbis Dubiis have come down to us
under his name,
probably excerpts...
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established c.450 by Pope Leo I, the
first two
bishops being Armentarius and
Agroecius. The dust
eventually settled to
leave Antibes within the
territory of...
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Palatio Glycerius of
Couserans Chronopius of Périgueux
Probatius of Uzès
Agroecius of
Antibes Marcellus of
Senez Pentadius of
Digne Caprario of Narbonne‡...
- and piety: C****ian, Honoratus,
Hilary of Arles, Claudi**** Mamertus,
Agroecius (who
dedicated a book to him) and
Sidonius Apollinaris. The fame of Eucherius...
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established c.450 by Pope Leo I, the
first two
bishops being Armentarius and
Agroecius.
Presumably it was
around this time that the
cathedral was
first built...
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published in 1975 by
Ulrich Schindel in Göttingen. Ps.-Caper, De
orthographia Agroecius, Ars de
orthographia Ps.-Servius,
Commentarius in
Artem Donati 1475-1477...
