- born in
Madauros in the 120s. Lucius, the (fictional)
protagonist of the novel, is also from
Madauros.
Saint Augustine of
Hippo studied in
Madauros in the...
- rhetorician. He was born in the
Roman province of Numidia, in the
Berber city of
Madauros, modern-day M'Daourouch, Algeria. He
studied Platonism in Athens, travelled...
-
Ahras Province, Algeria,
occupying the site of the Berber-Roman town of
Madauros in Numidia. As of the 2008 census,
Mdawrush has 36,351 inhabitants, which...
-
wayward and, as he
himself says, lazy. He was
finally sent to
school at
Madauros. He was 17 and
studying rhetoric in
Carthage when
Patricius died. Augustine...
-
belief was "The One".(pp 145, 160) Maximus, the
polytheist grammarian of
Madauros,(pp 70) even
stated that "only a
madman would deny the
existence of the...
- reign,
including those known in the
Roman Martyrology as the
martyrs of
Madauros,
Charalambos and
Perpetua and
Felicity in Roman-ruled Africa.
These were...
-
Center for
Studies in Oral
Tradition Griffiths, J. Gwyn (1975). A****ius of
Madauros: The Isis-Book (Metamorphoses, Book XI). E. J. Brill. ISBN 90-04-04270-9...
- Cirta, the
jurist Salvius Juli**** of Hadrumetum, the
novelist A****ius of
Madauros, the
emperor Septimius Severus of
Leptis Magna, the
Christians Tertullian...
- is a
reworking of
Berber folklore,
since A****ius was born and
lived in
Madauros, Numidia,
located in what is
modern day Algeria.
Another line of scholars...
- Conquest,
Oxford 1981, p. 216;
Bernd Päffgen: Das
justinianische Kastell von
Madauros in Ost-Algerien. In: Kölner
Jahrbuch 43, 2010, p. 515–530. D. Pringle:...
