De Viris Illustribus (the continuation of Jerome)

Name: De Viris Illustribus (the continuation of Jerome)
Author: Gennadius of Massilia

Gennadius of Massilia · 480 · public-domain-translation

17 claims in this dataset rest on this source.

The 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

A presbyter of Marseilles carries Jerome's catalogue past 393 with about a hundred chapters on writers Jerome could not reach. Held here as npnf2-03, so it can be quoted. Ch. 19 is Sulpicius Severus and names Martin bishop of Tours; ch. 62 is John Cassian, whose two monasteries stood in Gennadius' own city. Gennadius is himself a person in this dataset.