De Viris Illustribus (the continuation of Jerome)
Gennadius of Massilia · 480 · Before the division · public-domain-translation
25 claims in this dataset rest on this source.
People it attests
- John Cassian 2 claims
- Gennadius of Massilia 1 claim
- John Chrysostom 1 claim
- Martin of Tours 1 claim
- Prosper of Aquitaine 1 claim
- Prudentius 1 claim
- Salvian 1 claim
- Sulpicius Severus 1 claim
- Vincent of Lérins 1 claim
Events it narrates
- Sulpicius Severus writes the Life of Martin 397
- Cassian is ordained deacon by Chrysostom 401
- Prudentius writes the Crowns of Martyrdom 405
- Cassian founds the two monasteries at Marseille 415
- Prosper appeals to Rome for Augustine 431
- Vincent of Lérins writes the Commonitorium 434
- Salvian writes On the Government of God 440
- Gennadius continues Jerome's catalogue 480
What else rests on it
6 event citations · 1 place role · 1 relationship
A presbyter of Marseilles carries Jerome's catalogue past 393 with about a hundred chapters on writers Jerome could not reach. Ch. 19 is Sulpicius Severus and names Martin bishop of Tours; ch. 62 is John Cassian, whose two monasteries stood in Gennadius' own city.