Definition of Deuterius. Meaning of Deuterius. Synonyms of Deuterius

- 411, was represented both by the Donatist Emeritus and by the Catholic Deuterius. Augustine of Hippo has left an account of his public confrontation with...
- The former French Catholic diocese of Vence existed until the French Revolution. Its see was at Vence in Provence, in the modern department of Alpes Maritimes...
- Carthage, Caesarea was represented by the Donatist Emeritus and the orthodox Deuterius. St Augustine accosted Emeritus at Caesarea in the autumn of 418 and secured...
- of losing. In 504 Firminus Lupicinus was enrolled in the school run by Deuterius at Mediolanum, and his education was supervised by his uncle Ennodius...
- Eusebius (337–361) Eutherius (356–360) Eutropius (East, circa 395–399) Deuterius (West, 408) Terentius (West, 408–409) Eusebius (West, 409) Lausus (East...
- Proculei**** of Auch Maximus of Cahors Bebi**** of Agen Aptonius of Angouleme Deuterius of Vence Lauto of Coutances P****ivus of Séez Clematius of Carpentras Vellesius...
- of Constantinople in 553) Paul (558-576 deposed) (monophysite bishop) Deuterius (about 577 – about 582) Theopropius (5th–7th century) Ortagoras (5-7th...
- attended church councils in the 5th century: Publicius (Catholic) and Deuterius (Donatist heretic), both at the Conference of Carthage (411). Thal****ius...
- 1967 to 7 Oct 1972) Bishop Florients The Notitia Africae also names one Deuterius from Simminensis However, it is uncertain if he was Bishop of Simminensis...
- Diploschistes bellus Zahlbr. Diploschistes cinereocaesius Wain. Diploschistes deuterius Zahlbr. Diploschistes isabellinus Zahlbr. Diploschistes ochroniger Zahlbr...