- and
Caelestius,
which remain in Augustine's
numerous writings. It
should be
mentioned when ****essing the
alleged teachings and
sayings of
Caelestius and...
-
Clement before which Caelestius appeared. The
propositions drawn up by the
deacon Paulinus of Milan, on
account of
which Caelestius had been
condemned at...
-
Pelagius and
Caelestius fled Rome for
Sicily and then
North Africa due to the Sack of Rome by Visigoths. At the 411
Council of Carthage,
Caelestius approached...
- by scholars. When
Alaric sacked Rome in 410,
Pelagius and his
follower Caelestius fled to Carthage,
where he
continued his work.
Pelagianism quickly spread...
-
Carthage in 416. He
accordingly confirmed the
condemnation in 411
against Cælestius, who was of the
Pelagian view. In the same year he
wrote likewise to the...
- Aurelius,
bishop of Carthage, to take
action concerning the
errors of
Caelestius, a
disciple of Pelagius. It
denounced the
Pelagian doctrines of human...
-
Augustine of Hippo; it is
dated to 422 AD. In
Carthage in 411 he had
opposed Caelestius, a Pelagian. The
formal proceedings were
described by
Augustine in On...
- Antioch. The
council also p****ed five
canons condemning Nestorius and
Caelestius and
their followers as
heretics and a
sixth one
decreeing deposition from...
-
developed in the
struggle against Pelagius and his
Pelagian disciples,
Caelestius and
Julian of Eclanum, who had been
inspired by
Rufinus of Syria, a disciple...
- Caelimont**** (****ociated with Gens Verginia), Caelinus, Caecus, Caelestinus,
Caelestius, Caeli****, Caelinus, Caelistis, Caepio, Caerellius, Caesar, Caesenni****...
