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Restitutus (fl. 314) was a Romano-British bishop,
probably from
Londinium (London), one of the
British delegation who
attended the
church synod or Council...
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successful freedmen:
Aulus Vettius Conviva, an Augustalis, and
Aulus Vettius Restitutus. Its
careful excavation has
preserved almost all of the wall frescos,...
- no firm
evidence for the
location of
churches or a cathedral.
Bishop Restitutus is said to have
represented London at the
Council of
Arles in 314 AD....
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North Africa,
including three bishops from Britain,
Eborius of York,
Restitutus of London, and Adelphius,
possibly a
bishop of Lincoln. No
other early...
- Arimathea, Lucius, or ****an are now
generally considered pious forgeries.
Restitutus,
Bishop of London, is
recorded as
attending the 314
Council of Arles,...
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Although they are
almost always conflated, St.
Restitutus may be a
different saint. The
feast of St.
Restitutus is held on 7 November,
whereas the
feast of...
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translations came out
around the same time: one in 1836
called Enoch Restitutus, or an
Attempt (Rev.
Edward Murray) and one in 1840
called Prophetae veteres...
- of Senlis. Her
first husband was
Restitutus the Lombard,
after whose death she
married Chonas the Briton. By
Restitutus she was
mother of
Saint Sechnall...
- and death, by Parmeni****, whom the
Donatists chose as his successor.
Restitutus accepted the
Arian formula at the
Council of
Rimini in 359 but
later repented...
- Scanderbegh,
Epirotarum Princeps fortissimus ac
invictissimus suis et
Patriae restitutus (George
Castrioti of Epirus,
commonly called Scanderbeg, the very mighty...
