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Here you will find brief information about all exile cases relating to the category/ies you searched for, listed by the person/group exiled in alphabetical order. Click on 'View Case' to research each record further.Exile Cases
| Exile | Exile Date | Sent From | Went To | Returned | Relationships | Office | Sources | ||||
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| Quodvultdeus of Carthage (male) mid fifth century, died c. 454 (from: --/--/407 to: 24/10/454) View Case |
439 - before 24/10/454 (from: --/--/439 to: 24/10/454) | Carthago [Carthage] | Neapolis [Naples] | no |
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Victor of Vita, historia persecutionis Africanae provinciae 1.15 (MGH auct. ant. 3.1:5) | |||||
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- Converted Island Population, Transformed Local Temple Into A Church (6)
- Philost. 2.7: "philostorgius Says, That Eusebius, Maris, And Theognis, After A Period Of Three Years Spent In Banishment, Were Recalled By Command Of The Emperor, And Immediately Put Forth An Heretical Form Of Faith, And Sent It In Every Direction, In Order To Counteract The Nicene Creed. " (3)
- 15 Days Of Disputation In Praetorium In Alexandria In 356 (2)
- Visited Council Of Serdica In 343 (2)
- According To Suidas, He Intensely Studied The Motions Of The Universe, Perhaps In Order To Predict His Fate Or That Of The Emperor (1)
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