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What has the author Ernest Witte written?
Ernest Witte has written: 'Ammianus Marcellinus quid judicaverit de rebus divinis'
What has the author Marcellinus Jozef Becker written?
Marcellinus Jozef Becker is the author of the book "The Fathers and Beyond: Church Fathers between 325 and 440." This book explores the lives and teachings of influential Church Fathers during the early Christian era.
What has the author Claire E O'Brien written?
Claire E. O'Brien has written: 'Characters and digressions in Ammianus Marcellinus' -- subject(s): Historiography
What has the author Pieter de Jonge written?
Pieter de Jonge has written: 'Sprachlicher und historischer Kommentar zu Ammianus Marcellinus' -- subject(s): Rome, History
When did Marcellinus of Carthage die?
Marcellinus of Carthage died in 413.
When did Marcellinus Comes die?
Marcellinus Comes died in 534.
When did Pope Marcellinus die?
Pope Marcellinus died on 304-04-01.
What does the name Marcelline mean?
Its the female version of Marcellinus in French Marcellinus is a christian saint
Where is the catacomb of saints peter and marcellinus located?
The Catacombs of Saints Peter and Marcellinus is located on the ancient Via Labicana that is southeast of Rome. The catacombs are in Rome, Italy at Via Casilina.
Who was ammianus marcellinus?
he was the fourth-century roman soldier and historian.
What does Ammianus Marcellinus admire about the Huns?
Ammianus admires tjem like slaves
Who was Saint Marcellinus?
A:Pope Saint Marcellinus was bishop of Rome from 296 to 304 CE. In 303 CE, during the Great Persecution, Marcellinus handed over copies of the Scripture and sacrificed to the idols. The story of his defection has been challenged, the evidence for it is convincing. Reliable documents treated the story as an established fact even as they tried to present it favourably, especially by saying he immediately repented, recanted, and died a martyr.Pope Saint Marcellinus was eventually venerated as a martyr, but John W. O'Malley S.J. (A History of the Popes) says there is no reliable evidence for his martyrdom. This legend probably grew out of attempts to exonerate Saint Marcellinus for his defection.
