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Commodian (Commodi****) was a
Christian Latin poet, who
flourished about AD 250. The only
ancient writers who
mention him are Gennadius,
presbyter of...
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Fathers of the
Third Century: Tertullian, Part Fourth;
Minucius Felix;
Commodian; Origen,
Parts First and
Second |
Christian classics Ethereal Library"...
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Tunisia in
north Africa. One poet to use it for
literary compositions was
Commodian, who is
thought to have
lived in
North Africa in the 3rd
century AD. Other...
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Casina after she is
recognised as a citizen.” The 3rd
century AD poet
Commodian wrote a
series of 80
short poems on
Christian themes called Instructiones...
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termed Alexandria Commodiana Togata, the
Senate was
entitled the
Commodian Fortunate Senate, his
palace and the
Roman people themselves were all...
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Fathers of the
Third Century: Tertullian, Part Fourth;
Minucius Felix;
Commodian; Origen,
Parts First and
Second -
Christian classics Ethereal Library"...
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Fathers of the
Third Century: Tertullian, Part Fourth;
Minucius Felix;
Commodian; Origen,
Parts First and
Second -
Christian classics Ethereal Library"...
- (ed.).
Studia Archaeologica. Brill. p. 108.
Retrieved 4
October 2011.
Commodian. Instructiones. 1.13. The
unconquered one was born from a rock, if he...
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Fathers of the
Third Century: Tertullian, Part Fourth;
Minucius Felix;
Commodian; Origen,
Parts First and
Second -
Christian classics Ethereal Library"...
- Heathens)
Carmen adversus Marcionem (Poem
against Marcion),
possibly by
Commodian. The
Catholic Encyclopedia describes it as "doggerel hexameters". Carmen...
