-
attracted limited adherents. The
Donatists sought to
depose Salvius, the
Maximianist Bishop of Membresa, in
favour of the
Primianist Restitutus. Much respected...
- just
uncomfortable with the
extremism of
Maximianist theology is unknown, but Felici**** and
another Maximianist leader,
Praetextatus of ****ur, did return...
- parti****nt at the
Council of Cabarsussi,
called in 393 by the
dissident Maximianist sect of the
Donatist heresy, and
confirmed the
synodal acts, with thanks...
-
Three years of
proceedings in the
Roman civil courts saw
Primian retake Maximianist-held
basilicas in Musti, ****uras and Membressa. A
number of the bishops...
- lapsii. In 393, the
diocese was
occupied by a
Donatist bishop of the
Maximianist sect,
called Fortunato, who took part in
Council of
Cabarsussi against...
-
Rogatian who parti****ted in the
council of Cabarsussi, held in 393 by the
Maximianists, (a
break away sect of the Donatists), and
signed the deeds, but without...
- do****ented Bennatus,
partook in the
Council of Cabarsussi, held in 393 by
Maximianists, a sect of
dissident Donatists, and
signed their acts. Asellicus, 4th-century...
- Brock,
Sebastian P. (1986). "Two Sets of
Monothelete Questions to the
Maximianists".
Orientalia Lovaniensia Periodica. 17: 119–140. Bury, John B. (1889)...
- Vittorino, who parti****ted in the
council of Cabarsussi, held in 393 by the
Maximianists, a
dissident sect of the Donatists, and he
signed the
deeds of the Council...
-
Gemellio took part in the
council of Cabarsussi, held in 393 by the
Maximianists, a
dissident sect of the Donatists, and
signed the deeds. At the Carthage...
