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Madaura may
refer to: the city of
Madauros Lucius A****ius of
Madaura This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Madaura. If an...
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Latin Text and
English Translation of the Peri
Hermeneias of A****ius of
Madaura.
Brill Publishers. p. 11. ISBN 90-04-08421-5. Iles Johnson,
Sarah (2007)...
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liberal arts that
structured early medieval education. He was a
native of
Madaura. His
single encyclopedic work, De
nuptiis Philologiae et
Mercurii ("On...
- (1970) [c. 150 AD]. "Apologia". The
Apologia and
Florida of A****ius of
Madaura.
Translated by
Harold Edgeworth, Butler. Westport, Conn.:
Greenwood Press...
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February 2025. A****ius, Lucius. "The
Apologia and
Florida of A****ius of
Madaura". The
Project Gutenberg.
Translated by H.E. Butler. p. 16.
Retrieved 8...
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Madauros (Madaurus,
Madaura) was a Roman-Berber city and a
former diocese of the
Catholic Church in the old
state of Numidia, in present-day Algeria....
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metrical match with her real name. The 2nd-century AD
orator A****ius of
Madaura gave a list of four such
identities in court, to
defend himself against...
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Ruins of the
ancient site
Madaure (
Madaura, Madaurius, M'daourouch)...
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increased during the
reign of
Marcus Aurelius,161-180. The
martyrs of
Madaura and the
Scillitan Martyrs were
executed during his tenure. The
extent to...
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apparently wished readers to
think that it was by A****ius of
Madaura (124–170 CE), the
Roman poet and philosopher, but
modern scholars do not...
