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| Exile | Exile Date | Sent From | Went To | Returned | Relationships | Office | Sources | ||||||
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| Eparchius Avitus (male) mid fifth century (from: --/--/421 to: --/--/456) View Case |
17/10/456 (from: 17/10/456 to: --/--/--) | Placentia [Piacenza] | Placentia [Piacenza] | no |
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Auctarium Prosperi Hauniensis 456 (MGH auct. ant. 9: 304); Hydatius Lemicus, chronica 183 (s.a. 456); Chronica Gallica 511, no. 628; Theophanes, AM 5948; John of Antioch frg. 225 (Mariev 412); Jordanes, Getica 240 (MGH AA 5:119); Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 456 (MGH AA 11.2:186); Gregorius of Tours, historiae 2.11 (MGH SRM 1.1:61); Evagrius, historia ecclesiastica 2.7; Auctarium Prosperi Hauniensis, s.a. 456; | |||||||
| Paulus of Constantinople (male) mid fourth century, d. c. 350 (from: --/--/337 to: --/--/350) View Case |
350 (from: --/--/350 to: --/--/350) | Constantinopolis [Istanbul] | Thessalonica [Thessaloniki] | no |
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Athanasius of Alexandria, historia Arianorum 275 (1.7 NPNF) Mansi, concilia i. 1275 Photius, bibliotheca 257 (Bekker, 474-7) https://archive.org/stream/bibliothecaexrec00photuoft#page/474/mode/2up | |||||||
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