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Apringius of Beja was a sixth-century
Latin Church Father who
wrote a
commentary on the Book of Revelation. Only
fragments of his
commentary survive....
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Flavius Marcellinus was born in
Toledo in Spain, and had a brother,
Apringius. He came to hold the rank of
tribunus et
notarius under Emperor Honorius...
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Latin writers, such as:
Tyconius (4th century), C****idorus (6th century),
Apringius (6th century) and the
earliest commentary on
Revelation from Victorinus...
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Apollinaris the
Elder 4th
century Apollonius of
Ephesus after 210
Apringius of Beja 6th
century commented on the
Apocalypse Archelaus (bishop of Carrhae)...
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Heliopolis Asclepiodotus Euphratensis Samosata Evagrius Thrace Constantinople Apringius Arcadius John
Achaia Euboea Anonymous (In
Libanius ep.1062) Hilarinus...
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Aegyptiorum reliquiae.
Probably a
Latin translation of the Gr**** original. 1900
Apringius,
Tractatus in
Apocalypsim Alphonse Picard Paris Edited by
Marius Férotin [ca;...
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mostly lost), St.
Primasius of Hadrumetum, St.
Caesarius of Arles, St.
Apringius of Beja, and many others.
There are also long
extracts from the texts...
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Ambrose Apringius Fulgentius (Primasius)
Haymo Bible version debate Biblical inerrancy Caesarean...
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Donatus (att. 11–24 Nov. 408)
Macrobius Palladius (409–410)
Apringius (att. late 411)
Eucharius (att. 29 Feb. – 8 Aug. 412)
Quintus Sentius...
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Ambrose Apringius Fulgentius (Primasius)
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Biblical inerrancy...
