-
Helpidius was the
praetorian prefect of the East
during the
years 360 and 361.
Helpidius was a
native of Paphlagonia.
According to Libanius, Helpidius...
-
Flavius Rusticius Helpidius was a fifth-century poet. His name
appears in the m****cript of
Pomponius Mela and
Julius Paris as the
signature of a reviser...
- Two of his followers, a
Spanish woman named Agape and the
rhetorician Helpidius,
converted Priscillian, who was a
layman "of
noble birth, of
great riches...
- belonged. Its
bishop Heraclius took part in the
Council of
Ephesus in 431.
Helpidius was a
signatory of the
decree of
Patriarch Gennadius of Constantinople...
- wisdom. In one instance,
Hilarion was able to heal the
three children of
Helpidius, who
would later become praetorian prefect In Bethelea,
Hilarion healed...
- Domiti**** (354)
Strategius Musoni**** (354–358)
Flavius Hermogenes (358–360)
Helpidius (February 360 –
December 361)
Saturninius Secundus Salutius (361 until...
-
deacon Dioscorus, they
convinced the king's
personal physician, the
deacon Helpidius, and then
convinced Theodoric to
instruct Festus to hand over the Roman...
- Tapsensis, Leo I Magnus,
Concilium Chalcedonense, Athanasius,
Rusticus Helpidius,
Eugyppius Africae 63 Boetius,
Ennodius Felix,
Trifolius presbyter, Hormisdas...
- Rusticus, (c. 35–93 AD)
consul executed by
Domitian Flavius Rusticus Helpidius, 5th-century
Latin poet
Junius Rusticus, 2nd-century
Stoic philosopher...
-
Praefectus urbi of Rome 408-409 Succeeded by
Priscus Attalus Preceded by
Apollodorus Proconsul of
Africa 400-401 Succeeded by
Marius Vindicius or
Helpidius...
