Julianus of Campania
Family: Campania · Role: bishop · First appears: Book I · Chap. X
Life events
- Pelagius spread his doctrine widely, supported by Julianus of Campania.(Book I · Chap. X)
- With: Pelagius
- “In his time, Pelagius, a Briton, spread far and near the infection of his perfidious doctrine, denying the assistance of the Divine grace, being seconded therein by his associate Julianus of Campania”
- Julianus of Campania was deprived of his bishopric.(Book I · Chap. X)
- “who was impelled by an uncontrolled desire to recover his bishopric, of which he had been deprived.”
- Augustine and orthodox fathers opposed Pelagius and Julianus with numerous Catholic authorities.(Book I · Chap. X)
Book I · Chap. X
- with Pelagius (interaction) “being seconded therein by his associate Julianus of Campania”
- with Augustine (interaction) “St. Augustine, and the other orthodox fathers, quoted many thousand catholic authorities against them”
- enemies with Augustine “St. Augustine, and the other orthodox fathers, quoted many thousand catholic authorities against them, but failed to amend their folly;”
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Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.