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Saint Augustine was ordained a priest in 391 AD and later became the Bishop of Hippo in 395 AD. His leadership in the church and his theological writings significantly influenced Christian doctrine and Western philosophy. Augustine's tenure as bishop lasted until his death in 430 AD.

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