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PR 636
Theudorus, presbyter in Bayeux (Gaul), active ca AD 541-549
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ER1380. Eleven presbyters and one abbot sign the acts of the Fourth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 541) on behalf of their absent bishops.ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 637
Scupilio, presbyter in Coutances (Gaul), active ca AD 541
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ER1380. Eleven presbyters and one abbot sign the acts of the Fourth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 541) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 638
Honoratus, presbyter in Lérins (and Fréjus?) (Gaul), later bishop of Arles, ca AD 400-428
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ER1386. Honoratus of Arles as a catechumen deeply respects clerics and considers them his fathers, North-East Gaul, ca AD 380-390. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1389. Honoratus (later bishop of Arles) becomes a presbyter shortly after founding a monastery on the islands of Lérins. Even though he was a presbyter, all bishops consider themselves inferior to him. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1390. Presbyter and abbot Honoratus of Arles builds a church and a monastery on the island of Lérins. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1392. Presbyter Honoratus of Arles practices asceticism and visits the sick when he is an abbot of the monastery of Lérins. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1393. Presbyter Salvianus of Marseille (Gaul) describes a deep relation between his former abbot, Presbyter Honoratus of Arles, and the monastery on the island of Lérins. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1394. Presbyter Honoratus of Arles is visited by many people in his monastery on the island of Lérins. He receives offerings which he uses for ransoming the captives. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1395. Honoratus, presbyter and abbot in Lérins, is ordained bishop of Arles. However, even before the ordination he was considered of the highest rank because of his sanctity and deeds. Account of Hilary of Arles, "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus", Arles (Gaul), ca AD 431.ER1418. Presbyter and abbot Honoratus from Lérins visits his fatherland (most probably in North-East Gaul) to convert to monasticism Hilary, later his successor to the bishopric of Arles. Account in the "Sermon on the Life of St. Honoratus" by Hilary of Arles, writing in Arles (Gaul, ca AD 431).ER2160. Bishop Paulinus of Nola (formerly presbyter in this city), writes to Eucherius (later bishop of Lyon) and Galla, both practising monastic life at the island of Lero. Paulinus mentions Honoratus from the nearby island of Lerina (Lérins), later bishop of Arles, as his co-presbyter. Paulinus of Nola, Letter 51, ca 423/428.
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PR 639
Sedulius, Christian poet, possibly a presbyter in Italy, the first half of the 5th c.
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ER1399. Isidore, bishop of Seville (Iberian Peninsula), refers to the writing activity of the presbyter Sedulius, first half of the 5th c. On Illustrious Men, AD 615/617.
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PR 640
Agroecius, presbyter in Gaul, ca AD 385
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ER1402. The Emperor Maximus replies to Bishop Siricius of Rome about Agroecius whom the latter considers wrongfully ordained a presbyter, AD 385. Letter 40 in the Collectio Avellana, compiled in the second half of the 6th c.
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PR 641
Aetius, presbyter in Cimiez and Nice (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 642
Epifanius, presbyter in Fréjus (Gaul), ca 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 643
Agecius, presbyter from Sisteron (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 644
Marinus, presbyter in Avignon (Gaul), ca 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 645
Optatus, abbot and probably presbyter in Cavaillon (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 646
Sapaudus, abbot and probably presbyter in Angers (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 647
Peter, presbyter in Orange (Gaul), active ca 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 648
Tranquillus, presbyter from Genève (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 649
Vincentius, presbyter from Die (Gaul), active ca AD 549-567/570
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.ER1526. Five presbyters sign the acts of the Second Council of Lyon (Gaul, AD 567/570) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 650
Vincentius, presbyter from Bordeaux (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 651
Vitalis, presbyter from Tournai (Gaul), active ca AD 549
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ER1411. Ten presbyters and two abbots sign the acts of the Fifth Council of Orléans (Gaul, AD 549) on behalf of their absent bishops.
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PR 652
Felicianus, presbyter and later bishop of Ruspe (North Africa)
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ER1420. Felicianus is a presbyter in a monastery founded by Fulgentius, bishop of Ruspe (North Africa) during his exile to Sardinia, AD 508/509-516/517 and 518/519-523. Account of Pseudo-Ferrandus, "Life of Fulgentius", after AD 534.
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PR 653
Felix, Arian presbyter in Sicca Veneria (North Africa), late 5th c.
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ER1424. Felix, Arian presbyter of Sicca Veneria, maltreats Fulgentius, the future bishop of Ruspe, and his companion, abba Felix; his bishop wants to punish him afterwards. Sicca Veneria (North Africa), AD 484/499. Account of Pseudo-Ferrandus, "Life of Fulgentius", after AD 534.
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PR 654
Dionysius, presbyter and later bishop of Rome, 3rd c.
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ER1426. Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria (AD 248-264), writes letters to Philemon, presbyter in Rome, and Dionysius, presbyter (and future bishop) in Rome, concerning the rebaptismal controversy between Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, and Stephen, bishop of Rome; AD 254/257. Account of Eusebius of Caesarea, "Ecclesiastical History", AD 300/324.
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PR 655
Philemon, presbyter in Rome, second half of the 3rd c.
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ER1426. Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria (AD 248-264), writes letters to Philemon, presbyter in Rome, and Dionysius, presbyter (and future bishop) in Rome, concerning the rebaptismal controversy between Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, and Stephen, bishop of Rome; AD 254/257. Account of Eusebius of Caesarea, "Ecclesiastical History", AD 300/324.
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