-
Tyrannius Rufinus (x.9), who
cites Frumentius'
brother Edesius as his authority, as
children (ca. 316)
Frumentius and
Edesius accompanied their uncle...
-
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- elders,
Frumentius met with Athanasius, Pope of Alexandria.
After recommending that a
bishop be sent to proselytize, a
council decided that
Frumentius be appointed...
- the
Kingdom of
Aksum to
embrace Christianity,
after his slave-teacher,
Frumentius,
converted him. He was the
first monarch after Zoskales to be mentioned...
-
system of
vocalisation is
attributed to a team of
Aksumite scholars led by
Frumentius (Abba Selama), the same
missionary said to have
converted King
Ezana to...
- the west. He
defeats the Nobates, and
destroys the
kingdom of Meroë.
Frumentius is the
first bishop of
Ethiopia (approximate date). Eustathius, Patriarch...
- (approximate date)
Flavius Hermogenes,
Roman prefect and
politician (d. 361)
Frumentius,
Syrian missionary and
bishop (approximate date)
Hilary of Poitiers, Gallo-Roman...
- with the
Queen of Sheba, via
their royal inscription.
Around 316 AD,
Frumentius and his
brother Edesius from Tyre
accompanied their uncle on a voyage...
- Victorian,
Frumentius and
Companions are
venerated as
Christian martyrs of the
Roman Catholic Church. They were
killed at
Hadrumetum in 484 by the Arian...
- by his
teacher Frumentius, who
established the
Axumite Coptic Church,
which later became the
modern Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
Frumentius taught the emperor...
