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Tertullian, Church Father
(160-220)




Just the Facts:
  • Name: Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus
  • Known as: Tertullian
  • Dates: 160-220
  • Place: Carthage
  • Language: Latin
  • Who he was: Roman theologian, apologist, and Church Father born in Carthage; Apologeticum; Adversus Valentinianos (Against the Valentinians); De Carne Christi (On the Flesh of Christ)

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Apuleius, Roman Writer
(c. 125-c. 180)




Just the Facts:
  • Name: Lucius Apuleius Madaurensis
  • Known as: Apuleius
  • Birth: c. 125, M'Daourouch, Algeria
  • Death: c. 180, Carthage
  • Language: Latin
  • Who he was: Latin-speaking Numidian writer; wrote The Metamorphoses (The Golden Ass); Apologia
  • Included in lists (What's This?): GGB (+PGR 2); Bloom

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Cyprian of Carthage, Roman Bishop
(200-258)



by the Master of Messkirch

Just the Facts:
  • Name: Cyprian of Carthage
  • Birth: Unknown Date, c. 200, Carthage
  • Death: September 14, 258, Carthage
  • Language: Latin
  • Who he was: North African (Carthaginian) Roman Bishop of Carthage; wrote De Ecclesiae Catholicae Unitate (On the Unity of the Catholic Church); numerous epistles and treatises

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