Vetus Latina Patristic Abbreviations |
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This page gives details of the author abbreviations used in the Vetus Latina Repertorium. The system for indicating writings by Christian authors in the Vetus Latina edition normally consists of two parts: the first, beginning with one or more capital letters, indicates the author or source; the second, usually lower case (apart from proper nouns, which begin with a single capital), gives the work or subdivision where needed. For example, TE ba is Tertullian's De baptismo, HIL Mt is Hilary of Poitiers' Commentary on Matthew and VICn-P Chr refers to the work De Iesu Christo Deo et homine by the fifth-century French poet Victorinus (not to be confused with Victorinus of Poetovio, whose siglum is VICn, or Victor of Capua, indicated by VIC-C). The author’s abbreviation is put in square brackets for works by a different author transmitted within that corpus (e.g. [AU] ep 72, which is actually Jerome’s response to Augustine’s Epistula 71 but included in the collection of Augustine's letters; among Jerome’s writings the same document is listed as HI ep 102). There are numerous anonymous works (AN), some of which refer to individual manuscripts. Pseudonymously-attributed works are preceded by PS- and listed after the author to which they are attributed. Translated works are identified by their Greek author where the translator is unknown (e.g. ORI for Origen, BAS for Basil), or under the works of the identified translator (e.g. RUF for Rufinus). Authors who have at some point featured in the list but have now been removed are marked by square brackets and not highlighted in bold. The final column of the table includes the number of the author in the Clavis Patrum Latinorum (CPL; Eligius Dekkers & Aemilius Gaar, ed., Clavis Patrum Latinorum, Editio tertia aucta et emendata. Steenbrugge: Brepols.) or the Clavis Apocryphorum (CA). |
A-SS | Acta vel Passiones vel Vitae Sanctorum | ||
ABD | so-called Abdias | CA 256 | |
ACH | Achille(u)s, Bishop of Spoleto | (first half of the 5th century) | CPL 1484 |
Adeodatus | Pope | (672-676) | CPL 1736 |
Adomnanus | Abbot of Iona | (d. 704) | |
AEN | Aenigmata | ||
AGA | Agapetus I., Pope | (535-536) | CPL 1693 |
Agatho | Pope | (678-681) | CPL 1737 |
Agimundus | 1996 | ||
AGN | Agnellus, Bishop of Ravenna | (d. 570) | CPL 949 |
Agnellus | Agnellus (Andreas), Abbot of St. Bartholomaeus and St. Maria ad Blachernas in Ravenna | (c. 835/846) | CPL 1182 |
Agrestius | from southern France or Aquitaine, Bishop of Lugo | (c. 440) | CPL 1463A |
Agroecius | Bishop of Sens | (mid 5th century) | CPL 1545 |
AIL | Aileran the Wise, monk of Clonard in Ireland | (d. 665) | |
Alanus | Alanus of Farfa | (d. 769/70) | CPL 1994° |
PS-ALC | Pseudo-Alcuinus | ||
ALCH | Alchfridh, hermit in Northumbria | (mid 8th century) | |
ALD | Aldhelm, Abbot of Malmesbury, Bishop of Sherborne | (d. 709) | |
[PS-ALE I. | Pseudo-Alexander I.] | ||
AM | Ambrose, Bishop of Milan | (d. 397) | |
PS-AM | Pseudo-Ambrose | ||
AM-A | Ambrosius Autpertus, Provençal, Abbot of San Vincenzo al Volturno | (d. 784) | |
Amandus | Missionary to the Netherlands | (d. 679 or 684) | |
AMst | so-called Ambrosiaster | (366/84 in Italy) | |
AN | Anonymous: various unknown authors | ||
[PS-ANAC | Pseudo-Anacletus] | ||
ANAST | Emperor Anastasius | (d. 518) | |
ANAST I. | Pope Anastasius I. | (399-402) | |
[PS-ANAST I. | Pseudo-Anastasius I.] | ||
ANAST II. | Pope Anastasius II. | (496-498) | CPL 1677 |
PS-ANAT | Pseudo-Anatolius of Laodicea | CPL 2303, cf. CPL 1620 | |
Anatolius | Patriarch of Constantinople | (449-458) | |
ANG | Angelomus of Luxeuil | (d. c. 855) | |
ANI | An(n)ianus of Celeda, deacon, Pelagian | (in the time of HI) | |
[PS-ANIC | Pseudo-Anicetus] | ||
ANS | Ansbertus, Bishop of Rouen | (d. 693) | CPL 2089 |
[ANT] | Antonius Magnus Abbas | (d. 356) | CPL 2348 |
[PS-ANT | Pseudo-Anterus] | ||
ANT-Ben | Beneventanal Missal and Antiphonary | CPL 1940 | |
ANT-G | Gallican Antiphonary | CPL 1936 | |
ANT-I | Bangor Antiphonary; Irish, end of the 7th century | CPL 1938 | |
ANT-M | Mozarabic Antiphonary | CPL 1943 | |
ANT-S | Sinai Antiphonary | ||
AP-Act | Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles | ||
AP-Apc | Apocryphal Apocalypses | ||
AP-E | Apocryphal Gospels | ||
AP-V | Apocrypha Veteris Testamenti | ||
APO | Ap(p)onius, probably abbot, central Italy | Second half of the 6th century, after EP-SC Ct, before GR-M Ct | CPL 194 |
APR | Apringius, Bishop of Beja, (Pace) in Portugal | (d. shortly after 551) | |
AR | Arnobius the Younger, African, monk in Rome | (d. after 455) | |
ARA | Arator, subdeacon | CPL 1504 | |
[ARA] | CPL 1505 | ||
ARI | Arius | (d. 336) | CPL 2025b |
ARN | Arnobius Rhetor; Africa | beginning of the 4th century | CPL 93 |
PS-ASP | Pseudo-Asper | ||
AST | Asterius, pupil of Jerome, Bishop of Ansedunum | (c. 400) | CPL 642A |
ATH | Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria | (d. 373) | |
PS-ATH | Pseudo-Athanasius | ||
ATT | Atticus, Patriarch of Constantinople | (d. 425) | |
AU | Augustine, Bishop of Hippo | (d. 430) | |
PS-AU | Pseudo-Augustine | ||
Audoinus | Bishop of Rouen | (d. 684) | CPL 2094° |
Augustalis | Bishop? African | (active before 297) | CPL 2274 |
Augustinus-C | Bishop of Canterbury | (d. 604) | CPL 1327 |
AUN | Auna(cha)rius, Bishop of Auxerre | (d. before 603) | |
Aurasius | Bishop of Toledo | (c. 603-615) | CPL 1296 |
AURn | Aurelianus, Bishop of Arles | (d. 551) | |
AURs | Aurelius, Bishop of Carthage | (d. 430) | CPL 393, CPL 396 |
AUSO | D. Magnus Ausonius of Bordeaux | (d. end 393 or beginning 394) | CPL 1387-CPL 1420 |
PS-AUSO | CPL 1422 | ||
AUSP | Auspicius, Bishop of Toul | (5th century) | CPL 1056 |
AUX | Auxentius, Gothic bishop of Dorostorum (Silistria) | CPL 691 | |
AUX-M | Auxentius, Bishop of Milan | (d. 374) | CPL 462 |
AV | Alcimus Ecdicius Avitus, Bishop of Vienne | (d. 518) | |
PS-AV | Pseudo-Avitus | ||
AV-B | Avitus of Bracara | (5th century) | |
BACH | Bachiarius, wandering ascetic, from Galicia? | (beginning of the 5th century) | |
BAR | Latin translation of the Epistle of Barnabas | (mid 2nd century) | CPL 1050 |
BAS | Basil the Great | (d. 379) | |
PS-BAS | Pseudo-Basil | ||
BEA | Beatus of Liébana, priest, Asturia | (d. 798?) | |
BED | The Venerable Bede, monk of Wearmouth/Jarrow | (d. 735) | |
PS-BED | Pseudo-Bede | ||
BEN II. | Pope Benedict II. | (684-685) | CPL 1739 |
BEN-A | Benedict of Aniane | (d. 821) | |
BEN-N | Benedict of Nursia | (d. 547?) | CPL 1852 |
[PS-BENI. | Pseudo-Benedict I.] | ||
BOB | Bobolenus, priest | (7th century) | CPL 2106 |
BOE | Boethius | (d. 524) | |
BON | Bonifatius (Winfrid) | (d. 754) | |
BON I. | Pope Bonifatius I. | (418-422) | |
BON II. | Pope Bonifatius II. | (530-532) | CPL 1691 |
BON IV. | Pope Bonifatius IV. | (608-615) | CPL 1724 |
BON V. | Pope Bonifatius V. | (619-625) | CPL 1725 |
BRAU | Braulio, Bishop of Saragossa | (d. 651) | |
PS-BRAU | Pseudo-Braulio | ||
PS-BREN | Pseudo-Brendan | CPL 1138 | |
BUL | Bulgar, Count of Septimania | CPL 1297 | |
CAE | Caesarius, Bishop of Arles | (d. 542) | |
[PS-CAE | Pseudo-Caesarius] | ||
[CAE] | CPL 1019–1019A | ||
CAEa | Caesaria, abbess in Arles (6th century); not the sister of CAE (d. shortly after 524), but the younger Caesaria, possibly a niece of CAE | (d. c. 555) | |
CAEC | Caecilianus | CPL 8513, 8520 | |
CAEL | Pope Caelestinus I. | (422-432) | CPL 1650–1654 |
Caelestius | Friend of Pelagius, probably born in Africa | (d. after 431) | |
[PS-CAL | Pseudo-Callistus] | ||
CAN | Canons | ||
CAn | John Cassianus, Abbot in Marseille | (around 360-435) | |
CAND | Candidus, Arian | (4th century), imagined by MAR | |
CAP | Capreolus, Bishop of Carthage | (d. 437) | CPL 397–400 |
CAr | Flavius Magnus Aurelius Cassiodorus Senator | (d. 583); lived in the palace in Ravenna up to 538, reached Constantinople in 540 after Belisarius and returned to Italy (Vivarium) in 554 | |
CE | Cerealis, Bishop of Castellum Ripense in Mauretania Caesariensis | (d. after 480) | CPL 813 |
Cellanus | Abbot of Péronne | (d. 706) | |
Ceolfrid | Abbot of Wearmouth/Jarrow | (d. 716) | CPL 1377° |
CHA | C[h]alcidius | (c. 400?) | CPL 578–579 |
Childebert II. (and Brunichild) | Merovingian rulers | CPL 1057 | |
Chintila | King of the West Goths | (636/40) | CPL 1534 |
CHRO | Chromatius, Bishop of Aquileia | (388-407 or beginning 408) | |
CHROg | Chrodegang, Bishop of Metz | (d. 766) | CPL 1876 |
CHROt | Chrodebert, Bishop of Tours | (d. 682) | |
CHRY | Latin translations of Chrysostom by unknown authors (printed in five volumes) | ||
PS-CHRY | Pseudo-Chrysostomus | ||
CLAU | Claudianus Mamertus, priest in Vienne | (d. c. 474) | |
PS-CLAU | Pseudo-Claudius Claudianus | (beginning of the 5th century) | |
CLAU-T | Claudius, Bishop of Turin | (Spaniard, d. c. 827) | |
Claudius | Abbot of Condat (St. Oyand, St. Claude) | (d. c. 700) | CPL 1312B |
PS-CLE I. | Pseudo-Clement I. | CPL 1007, 1008 | |
CLE-A | Clement of Alexandria | (d. before 215) | CPL 1380 |
CLE-R | Clement of Rome, Pope | (92-101?; letters from 95-96) | CPL 1001 |
CO | Ecumenical Councils (Concilia Oecumenica) | ||
[CO V. | or Conc. Oecum. V. in Eph,Phil, Col, 1 Pt; = CO 4,1] | ||
CO VI. | Sixth Ecumenical Council | CPL 9420–9437 | |
CO VII. | Seventh Ecumenical Council | ||
CO-Ag | CPL 1784 | ||
CO-And | CPL 1780 | ||
CO-Aq | CPL 160° | ||
CO-Araus | Council of Orange | ||
CO-Arel | Council of Arles | ||
CO-Arv | CPL 1785K | ||
CO-Aurel | |||
CO-Aut | |||
CO-Barc | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Brac | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Burd | CPL 17856 | ||
CO-Byz | CPL 1765B | ||
CO-Cab | CPL 17855 | ||
CO-Caes | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Carp | CPL 1785E | ||
CO-Carth | Council of Carthage | ||
CO-Cli | CPL 17854 | ||
CO-Col | CPL 1786 | ||
CO-Eg | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Elib | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Elus | CPL 1785O | ||
CO-Em | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Ep | CPL 1785B | ||
CO-Gall | CPL 17853 | ||
CO-Ger | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Hipp | |||
CO-Hisp | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Ilerd | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Lat | CPL 1774, CPL 9398–9402 | ||
CO-Latun | CPL 17857 | ||
CO-Lugd | |||
CO-Mas | CPL 1785I | ||
CO-Maslac | CPL 17859 | ||
CO-Mat | |||
CO-Med | Council of Milan | ||
[CO-Mil] | |||
CO-Narb | CPL 1785Z | ||
CO-Nem | CPL 1779 | ||
CO-Osc | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Par | |||
CO-Reg | CPL 1779A | ||
CO-Rom | Council of Rome in 679 | CPL 1775 | |
CO-Tar | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Taur | CPL 1773 | ||
CO-Thel | CPL 1770A | ||
CO-Tol | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Tur | |||
CO-Val | |||
CO-Valent | CPL 1790 | ||
CO-Vas | |||
CO-Ven | CPL 1783 | ||
COL | Columbanus, Irish | (d. 615 in Bobbio) | |
PS-COL | Pseudo-Columbanus | ||
COL-AR | Collectio Arelatensis | CPL 1625 | |
COL-AV | Collectio Avellana | CPL 1570–1622 | |
COL-B | Collectio Britannica | (Italy, c. 1090) | CPL 1625° |
COL-C | Collectio Carolina (Codex Carolinus) | ||
COM | Commodianus | (mid 3th century, around 260, in the Proconsularis | |
CON-AP | Fragments from the 8th book (n. 41-48) of the Constitutiones | ||
Constantinus I. | Pope | (708-715) | CPL 1744 |
COR | Pope Cornelius | (251-253) | CPL 50°, CPL 1851 |
[PS-COR | Pseudo-Cornelius] | ||
CORI | Flavius Cresconius Corippus | (Africa, middle of the 6th century) | |
Cresconius | A Donatist grammarian | (Africa, c. 402) | CPL 716 |
Cresconius-E | African (bishop?), who calls himself Exiguus | CPL 1769 | |
CU-D | Cummianus (Cumeanus, Cummíne), Abbot of Durrow | (7th century) | |
CU-L | Comianus Longus (Cuimmíne Fota or Foto), Abbot of Clonfert | (d. 662) | |
CUTH | Cuthbert (Guthberct), monk and Abbot of Wearmouth/Jarrow | (8th century) | CPL 1383 |
CY | Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus, Bishop of Carthage | (d. 258) | |
PS-CY | Pseudo-Cyprian | ||
CY-G | Cyprianus presbyter, from Gaul | (5th century) | |
CY-T | Cyprianus, Bishop of Toulon | (d. c. 549) | |
CYR | Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria | (d. 444) | |
PS-CYR | Pseudo-Cyril of Alexandria | ||
DAM | Pope Damasus | (366-384) | |
PS-DAM | Pseudo-Damasus | ||
DEF | Defensor, monk of Ligugé | (c. 700) | CPL 1302 |
DES | Desiderius, Bishop of Cahors | (d. 655) | CPL 1303 |
Dictinius | Priscillianist Bishop of Astorga | (4th century) | CPL 797 |
DID | Didymus the Blind, Alexandria | (d. c. 398) | |
DIDa | Didascalia Apostolorum | CPL 1738 cf. CPL 1731 | |
DIDe | Didache (Latin translation) | CPL 1736 | |
DIN | Dinamius Patricius (Provence) | (d. 601) | |
[PS-DION | Pseudo-Dionysius] | ||
DION-E | Dionysius Exiguus, Scythian monk in Rome | (d. c. 545) | |
DO | Record of the Conference between Catholics and Donatists (Gesta conlationis Carthaginiensis); Carthage, May 411; cf. the summary in AU bre | CPL 724 | |
DOM | Rustic(i)us Helpidius Domnulus | (Gaul, 5th century) | |
DON | Donatus, Bishop of Besançon | (d. 660) | |
Donatistae | |||
DRA | Blossius Aemilius Dracontius | (Carthage, end of the 5th century) | |
Dulcitius | Imperial courtier; his questions are probably around 423 | ||
DY | Flavinius Dynamius, Rhetor of Bordeaux | (d. 360/70) | CPL 536A |
PS-EGB | Pseudo-Egbert of York | ||
[PS-ELE | Pseudo-Eleutherius of Tournai] | CPL 1004A | |
[PS-ELE-P | Pseudo-Eleutherus, Pope] | ||
ELI | Eligius, Bishop of Noyon | (d. 660) | |
ELP | Elpis (or Helpis), unknown author | (7th century) | CPL 1539 |
Emeritus | Donatist bishop of Caesarea | (d. 418) | |
EN | Magnus Felix Ennodius, Bishop of Pavia | (d. 521) | |
PS-EN | Pseudo-Ennodius | ||
PS-EP | Pseudo-Epiphanius | ||
EP-L | Epiphanius Latinus, Bishop of Seville | (411/61) | CPL 914 |
EP-SA | Epiphanius of Salamis | (d. 403) | |
EP-SC | Epiphanius Scholasticus, friend of Cassiodorus | (6th century) | |
EPH | Ephrem the Syrian | (d. 373) | |
PS-EPH | Pseudo-Ephrem | ||
ER | Eraclius, pupil and follower of AU | ||
EUCH | Eucherius, Bishop of Lyon | (d. c. 450) | |
PS-EUCH | Pseudo-Eucherius | ||
EUGE-C | Eugenius, Bishop of Carthage | (d. c. 505) | |
EUGE-T | Eugenius II., Bishop of Toledo | (d. 657) | |
PS-EUGE-T | Pseudo-Eugenius of Toledo | ||
EUGI | Eugippius, Abbot of Castellum Lucullanum in Naples | (d. shortly after 535) | |
Eulogius | (5th/6th century) | CPL 1152B | |
EUS-A | so-called Eusebius of Alexandria | (5th century) | CPL 5524–5526 |
EUS-C | Eusebius of Caesarea | (d. 339) | |
[PS-EUS-C | Pseudo-Eusebius of Caesarea] | ||
EUS-E | Eusebius of Emesa | (d. c. 359) | CPL 3525, CPL 3526 |
EUS-G | so-called Eusebius Gallicanus | CPL 3543 | |
[PS-EUS-P | Pseudo-Eusebius, Pope] | ||
EUS-V | Eusebius, Bishop of Vercelli | (Bishop around 344-355 and again 363–371) | |
Eusebius | see Hwaetberht | ||
EUST | Eustathius | CPL 2835 | |
[PS-EUTn | Pseudo-Eutychianus] | ||
EUTR | Eutropius, Bishop of Valencia | (d. after 589) | CPL 1095, CPL 1096 |
EUTR-P | Eutropius, priest probably in Aquitaine | (beginning of the 5th century) | |
EVA-A | Evagrius of Antioch | (d. 393) | CPL 2101b |
EVA-G | Evagrius Gallicus, monk | CPL 482, CPL 1101b | |
EVA-P | Evagrius Ponticus | (d. 399) | |
EVAN | Evantius, Archdeacon of Toledo | (d. 737) | CPL 1076 |
[PS-EVAR | Pseudo-Evaristus] | ||
EVO | Evodius, Bishop of Uzalis | (d. after 426) | |
[PS-FAB | Pseudo-Fabianus] | ||
FAC | Facundus, Bishop of Hermiane | (d. after 571) | |
FAS | Fastidius, British bishop | (c. 430) | |
Fastidiosus | Arian in Africa | (c. 525) | CPL 708 |
PS-FAU | Pseudo-Faustus of Riez | ||
FAU-M | Faustus, Manichean bishop of Milevis | (d. before 400) | |
FAU-R | Faustus, Bishop of Riez | (d. c. 490) | |
FAUn | Faustinus, Roman priest, follower of Lucifer | ||
[PS-FEL I. | Pseudo-Felix I. | ||
[PS-FEL II. | Pseudo-Felix II. | CPL 1631° | |
FEL III. | Pope Felix III. | (483-492) | CPL 1665 |
FEL IV. | Pope Felix IV. | (526-530) | CPL 1686, CPL 1690 |
[PS-FEL IV. | Pseudo-Felix IV.] | ||
FEL-C | Felix, Bishop of Córdoba | ||
FEL-M | Felix, a Manichaean, who debated with AU | December 404 | |
FEL-T | Felix, Bishop of Toledo | CPL 1252 | |
FEnd | Ferrandus, deacon of Carthage | (d. 546/7) | |
FEol | Ferreolus (Feriolus), Bishop of Uzès | (d. 581) | CPL 1849 |
FID | Formulae fidei (Credal formulae) | ||
FIL | Filastrius, Bishop of Brescia | (d. before 396) | CPL 121 |
FIR | Iulius Firmicus Maternus Siculus | (d. after 360) | |
PS-FIR | Pseudo-Firmicus | ||
FLA | Flavius, Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône | (d. 591) | CPL 2014 |
FLO | Florianus, Abbot of the monastery of Romenus (Diocese of Milan) | CPL 1059 | |
FO-A | Fortunatianus, Bishop of Aquileia | CPL 104 | |
FO-M | Fortunatus, a Manichaean priest | ||
Foebadius | see PHOE | ||
FOR | Formulae, diverse collections | ||
Francus | priest in Verdun | (5th century) | CPL 1000 |
FRE | Fredegarius | CPL 1314, CPL 1316 | |
FRI | Frigulus(Figulus, Fribolus), Irish author, between Isidore and Bede (according to Smaragdus) | ||
FRU | Fructuosus, Bishop of Braga | (d. c. 665) | |
PS-FRU | Pseudo-Fructuosus | CPL 1275 | |
FU | Fulgentius, Bishop of Ruspe | (d. 527 or 532) | |
PS-FU | Pseudo-Fulgentius | ||
FU-D | Fulgentius, a Donatist | (c. 420/30) | |
FU-M | Fabius Planciades Fulgentius Afer | ||
[PS-GAI | Pseudo-Gaius] | ||
GAU | Gaudentius, Bishop of Brescia | (d. 410/1) | CPL 215 |
PS-GAU | Pseudo-Gaudentius | ||
GAU-D | Gaudentius, Donatist bishop of Timgad | CPL 715 | |
GEL | Pope Gelasius I. | (492-496) | |
PS-GEL | Pseudo-Gelasius I. | ||
GEN | Gennadius, priest in Marseilles | (d. 495/505) | |
PS-GEN | Pseudo-Gennadius | ||
GEO | Geographica | ||
GER | Gerontius, priest of Jerusalem | (d. 485) | CPL 2211 |
GERM | Germanus, Bishop of Paris | (d. 576) | CPL 1060 |
PS-GERM | Pseudo-Germanus of Paris | CPL 1925 | |
GI | Gildas Sapiens, Abbot of Rhuys | (d. c. 570) | |
Gogo | Nutricius Austrasiae Regis | (d. 581) | CPL 1061 |
GR-A | Gregory of Antioch | (d. 593) | CPL 7385 |
GR-I | Gregory, Bishop of Illiberis (Elvira) | (d. after 393) | |
GR-M | Gregory the Great, Pope | (590-604) | |
PS-GR-M | Pseudo-Gregory the Great | ||
GR-NA | Gregory of Nazianzus | (d. 390) | CPL 3010, CPL 3032, CPL 3035 |
GR-NY | Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa | (d. 394) | CPL 3197 |
GR-T | Gregory, Bishop of Tours | (d. 593) | |
PS-GR-T | Pseudo-Gregory of Tours | ||
GUL | Gulosus, Bishop of Puppis | CPL 877, CPL 9395 = CPL 9399 n. 6 | |
GUN | Gundemar, King of the West Goths | (c. 609/12) | CPL 1234 |
HEG | Hegemonius, Syrian? | (c. 350) | CPL 3570 |
PS-HEG | Pseudo-Hegemonius | CPL 122, CPL 3571 | |
HEp | Histories in five books ascribed to Hegesippus | ||
HER | Shepherd of Hermas | (Rome, first half of the 2nd century) | CPL 1052 |
HES | Hesychius, priest in Jerusalem | (d. after 451) | CPL 6550 |
HI | Hieronymus | (b. 347 or 348 in Stridon, d. 420) | |
PS-HI | Pseudo-Hieronymus | ||
PS-HIL | Pseudo-Hilarius | ||
HIL | Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers | (b. c. 310; baptised c. 345) | |
HIL-A | Hilary, Bishop of Arles | (from 428 or 429; d. 449) | |
PS-HIL-A | Pseudo-Hilary of Arles | CPL 508 | |
HILn | Quintus Iulius Hilarianus, bishop in Africa | ||
PS-HILn | Pseudo-Hilarianus | CPL 2281 | |
HILs | Hilarus, Pope | (461-468) | CPL 1662 |
PS-HIPP | Pseudo-Hippolytus | CPL 1911 | |
HON | Honoratus Antoninus, Bishop of Cirta (Constantine) | CPL 426 | |
HON I. | Pope Honorius I. | (625-638) | CPL 1726 |
Honorius | Emperor Honorius | (384-423) | |
HOR | Pope Hormisdas | (514-523) | CPL 1683 |
Hosius | see Ossius | ||
Hwaetberht | Eusebius, Abbot of Wearmouth/Jarrow | (8th century) | |
HY | Hydatius (Idacius), Bishop of Chaves, Galicia | CPL 2263 | |
[PS-HYG | Pseudo-Hyginus] | ||
HYM | Hymns | ||
IDA | Idalius, Bishop of Barcelona | (d. 688) | CPL 1258° |
IGN | Ignatius of Antioch | (d. c. 110) | |
PS-IGN | Pseudo-Ignatius | CPL 1026 cf. CPL 2075°, CPL 3460 | |
ILD | Ildefonsus, Bishop of Toledo | (d. 667) | |
PS-ILD | Pseudo-Ildefonsus | ||
IN | Pope Innocentius I. | (402-417) | CPL 1641 |
IN-M | Innocentius, Bishop of Maronea, friend of the Emperor Justinian | ||
INS | Inscriptions | ||
IR | Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons | (d. c. 200) | CPL 1306 |
IS | Isidore, Bishop of Seville | (d. 636) | |
PS-IS | Pseudo-Isidore | ||
IT | Itineraria | ||
JAN | Januarianus, priest in Africa | (5th century) | CPL 392 |
JO II. | Pope John II. | (532-535) | CPL 1692 |
[PS-JO II. | Pseudo-John II.] | ||
JO III. | Pope John III. | (561-574) | |
JO IV. | Pope John IV. | (640-643) | |
JO VII. | (705-707) | CPL 1743 | |
JO-A | John, Bishop of Aquileia | (7th century) | CPL 1174 |
JO-Arel | John I., Bishop of Arles | (659-668) | CPL 1848 |
JO-B | John, Abbot of Biclarum, Bishop of Gerona | (d. after 610) | CPL 1866 |
JO-D | John Diaconus, friend of Boethius, later possibly Pope | ||
JO-M | John Maxentius or Maxentius (John), Scythian | ||
JO-N | (John of Naples) | ||
JO-T | Bishop John of Tomi, in Scythia | CPL 665 | |
JON | Jonas of Bobbio (from Susa in Piemont) | (arrived c. 618) | |
JOR | Jordanes, Goth | (6th century) | |
JOS | Flavius Josephus | (d. after 100) | |
JO VI. | Pope John 6th | (701-705) | CPL 1742 |
Jovinianus | Jovinian (arrived in Rome after c. 385, banished 398) | (d. before 406) | CPL 783 |
[PS-JUL I. | Pseudo-Julius I.] | ||
JUL-E | Julian, Bishop of Eclanum | (d. before 455) | |
JUL-P | Julianus Pomerius (from Mauretania), died in Arles | (d. beginning of the 6th century) | CPL 998 |
JUL-T | Julianus, Archbishop of Toledo | (d. 690) | |
PS-JUL-T | Pseudo-Julianus of Toledo | ||
JUN | Junil(li)us Africanus, chief courtier in Constantinople | CPL 872 | |
[JUS-T | Justus, Bishop of Toledo] | (d. 636) | CPL 1235 |
JUS-U | Justus of Urgel | (d. after 546) | |
JUSn | Emperor Justinian I. | (d. 565) | |
JUV | C. Vettius Aquilinus Iuvencus, Spanish priest | CPL 1385 | |
KA | Capitula or Summaries in biblical manuscripts | ||
LAC | L. Cae(ci)lius Firmianus Lactantius, African, wrote in Nicomedia | ||
LATH | Lathcen (Laidcenn Mac Baith), monk in Clonfert-Molua (Clúain-Ferta-Molúa) | (d. 664) | |
LAU | Laurentius, Bishop of Novae (Svistov) in Moesia | ||
LAU-C | Laurence, Bishop of Canterbury | CPL 1328 | |
LEA | Leander, Bishop of Seville | (d. 600) | |
LEO | Pope Leo I. | (440-461) | |
PS-LEO | Pseudo-Leo | ||
LEO II. | Pope Leo II. | (682-683) | CPL 1738 |
LEO-B | Leo, Bishop of Bourges | CPL 483=CPL 1781 | |
LEO-H | Leo Hispanus, monk in Spain | (7th century) | CPL 2300 |
LEO-S | Leo, Bishop of Sens | (d. 541) | CPL 1075 |
LEOD | Leodegar, Bishop of Autun | (7th century) | |
LEP | Leporius, monk of Gaul | CPL 515 | |
LEX | Laws (usually gathered into legal codes) | CPL 1795, CPL 1800–1830 | |
LI-D | Liber Diurnus | CPL 1626 | |
LI-P | Liber Pontificalis | CPL 1568 | |
LIB | Liberatus, Archdeacon of Carthage | (6th century) | CPL 865 |
Liberius | Pope Liberius | (352-366) | |
[PS-Liberius | Pseudo-Liberius] | ||
LIC | Licinianus, Bishop of Cartagena | (end of the 6th century) | CPL 1097 |
Licini(an)us | Emperor | (d. after 324) | |
Licinius | Bishop of Tours | (c. 511) | CPL 1000A |
Liudprand of Cremona | (d. probably 972) | ||
LUC | Lucifer, Bishop of Cagliari | (d. 370/1) | |
PS-LUC | Pseudo-Lucifer | ||
[PS-LUCs | Pseudo-Lucius] | ||
[LUCU | Luculentius] | (end of the 9th or beginning of the 10th century) | CPL 953 |
Lupus | Bishop of Troyes (brother of VINC) | (d. 478) | CPL 988 |
M-A | Ambrosian Missal | ||
M-Ben | Beneventan Missal | ||
M-Bo | Bobbio Missal | CPL 1924 | |
M-Fr | Missale Francorum | CPL 1923 | |
M-Ga | Old Gallican Missal | CPL 1922 | |
M-Go | Gothic Missal | CPL 1919 | |
M-M | Mozarabic Missal | ||
M-R | Roman Missal | CPL 1933 | |
M-St | Stowe Missal | after 792 | CPL 1926 |
MAC | Macarius of Egypt/Symeon | (4th century) | CPL 2415,1 |
PS-MAC | Pseudo-Macarius | ||
MAL | Ars Malsachani; Ireland | before 700 | |
Manichaeus | cf. | CPL 727 | |
MAP | Mapinius, Bishop of Reims | (d. c. 550) | CPL 1062 |
PS-MAR | Pseudo-Marius Victorinus | ||
MAR | C. Marius Victorinus, African Rhetor in Rome | ||
MAR-A | Marius, Bishop of Avenches | (d. 594) | CPL 2268 |
MAR-M | Marius Mercator, probably African | CPL 780–781 | |
MARC | Marcellinus, Illyrian count | (6th century) | |
Marcionista | A neo-Marcionite, addressee of AU leg | ||
[PS-MARCl | Pseudo-Marcellus] | ||
[PS-MARCn | Pseudo-Marcellinus] | ||
PS-MART | Pseudo-Martin of Braga | ||
MART | Martin, Bishop first of Dumio, later of Braga in Galicia | ||
MART I. | Pope Martin I. | (649-655) | CPL 1733–1734, CPL 9403–9415 |
PS-Martinus | 1748A | ||
MAU | Mauricius, Spanish monk | (7th century) | CPL 1294 |
MAU-R | Maurus, Bishop of Ravenna | CPL 1169, CPL 9398 n. 3 | |
Mauricius | Byzantine Emperor | (582-602) | CPL 1057°, CPL 1062A |
MAX | Maximus, Bishop of Turin | (d. 408/23) | |
PS-MAX | Pseudo-Maximus of Turin | ||
MAX-A | Maximus, African bishop | (beginning of the 5th century) | CPL 484 |
MAX-C | Maximus, Bishop of Saragossa | (c. 600) | CPL 2267 |
MAX-E | Maximianus Etruscus; Italy | (6th century?) | CPL 1519 |
Maxentius | (John) see JO-M | ||
MAXn | Maximinus, bishop, who led a Gothic congretation in Africa | ||
PS-MEL | |||
MER | Flavius Merobaudes, Spaniard | (5th century; in Rome from 435) | |
PS-METH | Pseudo-Methodius | CPL 1830 | |
[PS-MIL | Pseudo-Miltiades] | ||
MIN | Minucius Felix (possibly African, in Rome) | CPL 37 | |
Monophysita | an unknown Monophysite | (5th century) | |
MONT | Montanus, Bishop of Toledo | (d. 531) | CPL 1094 |
MOR | Mori(a)nus | CPL 2306 | |
MUIR | Muirchú of Ardbraccan, Ireland | (7th century) | CPL 1105 |
MUT | Mutianus, Friend of Cassiodorus | (Italy, 6th century) | CPL 4440 |
NEM | Nemnius (Nennius) | (beginning of the 9th century) | CPL 1325 |
NIC | Nicetas, Bishop of Remesiana | (d. 414) | |
PS-NIC | Pseudo-Nicetas | ||
NICus | Nicetius, Bishop of Trier | (d. c. 566) | CPL 1063, CPL 1064 |
NIL | Nilus, Abbot of Ancyra | (d. c. 430) | |
NO | Novatianus, Roman priest | (d. after 251) | |
NOs | Novatus catholicus | (time and place unknown, before 530) | CPL 1154 |
Olympius | Spanish bishop | (4th/5th century) | CPL 558 |
OPT | Optatus, Bishop of Milevis | (d. before 400) | |
OPTn | Optantius | CPL 1154A | |
ORA | Orations (Prayers) | ||
ORI | Anonymous translations of Origen | (d. 254) | |
PS-ORI | Pseudo-Origen | ||
ORIE | Orientius, possibly Bishop of Auch | (first half of the 5th century) | |
PS-ORIE | Pseudo-Orientius | ||
ORO | Paulus (?) Orosius, from Braga/North Portugal | (d. after 418) | |
PS-ORO | Pseudo-Orosius | ||
PS-ORS | Pseudo-Orsiesius | CPL 2369 | |
PS-Ossius | 540 | ||
Ossius | (another spelling of Hosius). | CPL 537–539 | |
PAC | Pacian, Bishop of Barcelona | (d. before 392) | |
PACA | Pacatus | (time and place unknown, before 550) | CPL 1152A |
PAE | Penitentiaries (Paenitentialia) | ||
PAL | Palladius of Helenopolis | (d. before 431) | CPL 6036 |
PAL-R | Palladius, Bishop of Ratiaria in 346 | CPL 688, CPL 692° | |
PAR | Parthenius, an African priest | (c. 500) | CPL 804, CPL 805 |
Parmenianus | Donatist Bishop of Carthage, originally from Spain | ||
PAS-D | Paschasius, monk of Dume in Portugal | (6th century) | CPL 5571 |
PAS-R | Paschasius, Roman deacon | (d. after 513) | CPL 678 |
Pascentius | Arian Count | (5th century) | CPL 703 |
PAST | Pastor, bishop in Galicia | (mid 5th century) | CPL 559 |
PAT | Magonus Sucatus Patricius (Patrick), Apostle to the Irish | (d. 461) | |
PS-PAT | Pseudo-Patricius | ||
Paterius | Secretary of GR-M | CPL 1718 | |
PS-PAU | Pseudo-Paulinus of Nola | ||
PAU-Aq | Paulinus II., Patriarch of Aquileia (Cividale) | (d. 802) | |
PAU-B | Paulinus of Bordeaux (?) | CPL 982 | |
PAU-Bit | Paulinus, possibly Bishop of Béziers | CPL 1464 | |
PAU-D | Paulus Diaconus | (d. probably 799) | |
PAU-M | Paulinus, deacon of Milan | (first half of the 5th century) | |
PAU-N | Pontius Meropius Paulinus, Bishop of Nola | (b.353/4 in Bordeaux) | |
PAU-Pel | Paulinus of Pella (Gaul) | (d. after 459) | |
PAU-Pet | Paulinus of Périgueux | (second half of the 5th century) | |
PEL | Pelagius, Briton | (d. after 418) | |
PS-PEL | Pseudo-Pelagius | ||
PEL I. | Pope Pelagius I. | (555-561) | |
PEL II. | Pope Pelagius II. | (578-590) | CPL 1705–1707 |
[PS-PEL II. | Pseudo-Pelagius II.] | ||
PS-PET | Pseudo-Petrus Chrysologus | ||
PET-C | Petrus Chrysologus, Bishop of Ravenna | (d. c. 450) | |
PET-D | Petrus Diaconus, Scythian monk | (6th century) | CPL 663 |
PETI | Petilianus, Donatist bishop of Cirta in Numidia | CPL 714 | |
Petronius | Bishop of Verona | (beginning of the 5th century?) | CPL 210–211 |
Petrus | from Andalusia (otherwise unknown) | ||
PHI | Philippus, presbyter, pupil of HI | (d. 455/6) | CPL 643, CPL 757 |
Philastrius | see FIL | ||
PHo | Philo of Alexandria | ||
PS-PHo | Pseudo-Philo | ||
PHOE | Phoebadius, Bishop of Agen | (d. after 392) | CPL 473 |
PHY | Physiologus | CPL 3766 | |
[PS-PI I. | Pseudo-Pius I.] | ||
PIR | Pirminius (alternative form Priminius), abbot | ||
POE | Poets | ||
POL | Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna | (d. 23.2.167) | CPL 1040 |
Polemius Silvius | (Gaul) | (middle of the 5th century) | CPL 2256 |
PON | Pontius, Carthaginian deacon | (3th century) | CPL 52 |
[PS-PONn | Pseudo-Pontianus] | ||
Pontianus | African bishop of an unknown city | CPL 864 | |
POR | Porcarius, Abbot of Lérins | (d. c. 490) | CPL 1841 |
POS | Possidius, Bishop of Calama, pupil of AU | ||
POT | Potamius, Arian bishop of Lisbon | (d. after 357) | |
PRAE | so-called Praedestinatus | CPL 243 | |
PRIM | Primasius of Hadrumetum (later Iustinianopolis = Sousse) | ||
Primianus | Donatist bishop of Carthage | ||
PRIS | Priscillian, Bishop of Avila | (d. 385/6) | |
PS-PRIS | Pseudo-Priscillian | CPL 788 | |
Priscianus | Rhetorician in Constantinople, from Caesarea in Mauretania | ||
Proba | Poetess, Italy | (c. 360) | CPL 1480 |
PROC | Proclus of Constantinople | (d. 446) | CPL 5915 |
PROL | Prologues in biblical manuscripts | ||
PROS | Prosper of Aquitaine | (d. after 455) | |
PS-PROS | Pseudo-Prosper | ||
PRU | Aurelius Prudentius Clemens, Spaniard | (b. 348 in Tarragona) | |
QU | Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage (around 437-439) and from 439 in Campania, from where he never returned to Africa | (d. c. 453) | |
Reccared I. | King of the West Goths | (586-601) | CPL 1714° |
RED | Redemptus, cleric in Seville | (7th century) | CPL 1213 |
REG | Monastic rules | ||
REM | Remigius, Bishop of Reims | (d. 533) | |
RES-R | Roman Responsory | ||
RET | Reticius, Bishop of Autun | (beginning of the 4th century) | |
[REV | Reverentius or Ravennius] | (end of the 5th century) | CPL 506 |
PS-RUF | Pseudo-Rufinus | (d. probably c. 411) | |
RUF | Rufinus of Aquileia, priest | (d. 411; all works and translations after his return to the West in 397) | |
Rufus | Bishop of Martigny | CPL 1065 | |
RUR | Ruricius, Bishop of Limoges | (d. shortly after 507) | CPL 985 |
RUS | Rusticus, Roman deacon | (d. after 565) | |
S-Am | Ambrosian sacramentaries | ||
S-Ge | Gelasian sacramentary | ||
S-Gr | Gregorian sacramentary | CPL 1902–1904 | |
S-Hib | Irish sacramentary | (mid 7th century) | CPL 1918G |
S-L | Leonine sacramentary | CPL 1897–1898 | |
S-Mo | Mozarabic sacramentary | CPL 1929 | |
SALO | Salonius, Bishop of Geneva | (d. after 450) | |
PS-SALO | Pseudo-Salonius, unknown author in Germany | after 800 | |
SALV | Salvian, presbyter in Marseilles | (d. after 470) | |
SCY | A Scythian monk, possibly called John, who assembled the Palatine Collection with JO-M and PET-D, possibly = JO-T | (532/5) | CPL 664° {8619,5} |
SEC | Secundinus, an African Manichaean | CPL 324 = CPL 725 | |
SECn | Secundinus (Sechnal), bishop in Ireland | (d. 447?) | CPL 1101 |
PS-SED | Pseudo-Sedulius | CPL 1453 | |
SED | Sedulius, from Spain, sourthern Gaul, Italy or Illyria? | ||
SED-S | Sedulius Scottus, Irish monk | c. 845 | |
SEDA | Sedatus, Bishop of Nîmes | (d. after 506) | CPL 1005 |
SEDA-B | Sedatus, Bishop of Béziers | (end of the 6th century) | |
Sergius I. | Pope | (687-701) | |
SEV-G | Severian, Bishop of Gabala | (d. after 408) | |
SEV-M | Severus, Bishop of Minorca | (5th century) | CPL 576 |
SEV-Mal | |||
Severinus | (or Severianus) Bishop, otherwise unknown | (4th century?) | CPL 1153 |
SID | Apollinaris Sidonius, Bishop of Clermont-Ferrand | (d. 480/90) | |
Sigesteus | Vandal count | (c. 500) | CPL 803 |
PS-SILr | Pseudo-Silvester | ||
[PS-SILs | Pseudo-Silverius] | ||
SIM | Pope Simplicius | (468-483) | CPL 1664 |
SIR | Pope Siricius | (384-399) | CPL 1637 |
SIS | Sisebut, King of the West Goths | (612-620) | |
SISB | Sisbertus, Bishop of Toledo, extracted from CO-Tol 16 | (693) | |
[PS-SIX I. | Pseudo-Sixtus I.] | ||
[PS-SIX II. | Pseudo-Sixtus II.] | ||
SIX III. | Pope Sixtus III. | (432-440) | CPL 1655 |
[PS-SIX III. | Pseudo-Sixtus III.] | ||
PS-SOL | Pseudo-Solinus | CPL 2340 | |
SON | Sonnatius, of Reims | (600-622) | CPL 1312 |
[PS-SOT | Pseudo-Soter] | ||
[PS-STE I. | Pseudo-Stephanus I.] | ||
STE-A | Stephanus or Eddius, English presbyter | (8th century) | CPL 2151 |
STE-B | Stephanus, leading bishop | CPL 876, CPL 9394 = CPL 9399 n. 5 | |
STE-G | Stephanus, African presbyter in Gaul; 6th century | ||
STE-L | Stephanus, Bishop of Larissa | (531) | CPL 666 |
PS-SUL | Pseudo-Sulpicius Severus | CPL 479 | |
SUL | Sulpicius Severus | (d. c. 420) | |
SYA | Syagrius, bishop in Galicia | (mid 5th century) | CPL 560 |
PS-SYM | Pseudo-Symmachus | ||
SYM | Pope Symmachus | (498-514) | CPL 1678 |
Symp(h)osius | see AEN Sy | ||
Sympronianus | Spanish Novatianist | (around end of the 4th century) | CPL 784 |
TA | Taio, Bishop of Saragossa | (d. 683) | |
TARRA | Tarra, monk in Spain | CPL 1098 | |
TAT | Tatwin, Archbishop of Canterbury | (d. 734) | |
TE | Q. Septimius Florens Tertullianus (Tertullian). Carthage, later a Montanist | ||
PS-TE | Pseudo-Tertullianus | ||
[PS-TEL | Pseudo-Telesphorus] | ||
Theodosius | see IT The | ||
Theudebald | Frankish King | CPL 1066 | |
Theudebert I. | Frankish King | CPL 1067 | |
PS-THl | Pseudo-Theophilus of Antioch | ||
THl | Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria | (d. 412) | |
THr | Theodorus, Bishop of Mopsuestia | 392-428 | CPL 3845 |
THr I. | Pope Theodore I. | (642-649) | CPL 1732 |
THr-C | Theodore, Bishop of Canterbury | (668-690) | CPL 1885 |
[PS-THs | Pseudo-Theodotus of Ancyra] | ||
TIR | Tirechán, bishop in Ireland | (second half of the 7th century) | CPL 1105 |
TIT | Titles of the Psalms | ||
TRI | Trifolius, priest | (6th century) | CPL 655 |
TRO | Troianus, Bishop of Saintes | CPL 1074 | |
TU | Turribius of Astorga | (bishop from 444) | CPL 564 |
TY | Tyconius, African Donatist | (d. after 390) | |
UL | Ulfila(s), bishop of the Goths | (d. 383 in Constantinople) | CPL 689 |
URA | Uranius, priest, pupil of PAU-N | CPL 207 | |
[PS-URB | Pseudo-Urbanus] | ||
PS-VAL | Pseudo-Valerianus | ||
VAL | Valerianus, Bishop of Cimiez | (d. c. 460) | |
Valerianus Calagurr. | Valerianus, Bishop of Calahorra | CPL 558A | |
PS-VALs | Pseudo-Valerius | ||
VALs | Valerius, Abbot of Bierzo in Galicia | (d. shortly after 691) | |
PS-VEN | Pseudo-Venantius Fortunatus | ||
VEN | Venantius Fortunatus, Bishop of Poitiers | (d.shortly after 600) | |
Venerandus | (c. 620-630) | CPL 1305 | |
VER | Verecundus, Bishop of Junca (BordjYounga, Tunisia) | (d. 552) | |
VERA | Veranus | CPL 1022 | |
PS-VIC | Pseudo-Victor of Vita | ||
[PS-VIC I. | Pseudo-Victor I.] | ||
VIC-A | Victorius Aquitanus | (mid 5th century) | |
VIC-C | Victor, Bishop of Capua | (d. 554) | |
VIC-M | Claudius Marius Victorius, Rhetor in Marseille | CPL 1455 | |
VIC-T | Victor, Bishop of Tunnunna | (d. not before 567) | CPL 2260 |
VIC-V | Victor, Bishop of Vita | (d. after 489) | CPL 798 |
VICn | Victorinus, Bishop of Poetovio (Pettau) | (d. 304) | |
PS-VICn | Pseudo-Victorinus of Poetovio (Pettau) | ||
VICn-P | Victorinus, poet in Gaul | (5th century) | |
PS-VICn-P | Pseudo-Victorinus the poet | ||
Victor | Bishop of Carthage | (mid 7th century) | CPL 874 |
VICTR | Victricius, Bishop of Rouen | (d. between 404 and 409) | CPL 481 |
[VIG-D | Vigilius Diaconus] | ||
VIG-P | Pope Vigilius | (537-555) | |
VIG-T | Vigilius, Bishop of Thapsus | (d. after 484) | |
PS-VIG | Pseudo-Vigilius of Thapsus | ||
VIG-TR | Vigilius, Bishop of Trent | (d. 405) | CPL 212, CPL 213 |
VINC | Vincentius of Lérins (brother of Lupus) | (d. c. 445) | |
VINC-C | Vincentius Victor from Caesarea in Mauretania | ||
Vinisius | Briton | (c. 400) | CPL 1326 |
VIR-G | Virgilius Maro grammaticus (after IS, before ALD, south-west Gaul) | ||
[VIR-S | Virgilius, Bishop of Salzburg] | (d. 784) | |
VIT | Vitalis and Tonantius (not Constantius) | CPL 398 | |
VITn | Pope Vitalianus | (657-672) | |
VIV | Viventiolus, Bishop of Lyons | (beginning of the 5th century) | CPL 1068 |
Wamba | King of the West Goths | (d. 683) | CPL 1537 |
WAR | Warnaharius, priest and bishop in Langres | (beginning of the 7th century) | |
Wilfrid | Bishop of York | (d. 709) | CPL 1329 |
ZE | Zeno, Bishop of Verona, probably from Africa | CPL 208 | |
ZO | Pope Zosimus | (417-418) |