Vergilius
Role: bishop of Arles · First appears: Book I · Chap. XXVIII
Life events
- c. 582 · Gregory wrote to Vergilius requesting assistance for Augustine.(Book I · Chap. XXVIII)
- With: Gregory
- “Now the letter, which he says he had written to the bishop of Arles, was directed to Vergilius”
- c. 582 · Gregory asked Vergilius to receive Augustine kindly if he came.(Book I · Chap. XXVIII)
Book I · Chap. XXVIII
- with Gregory (Gregory requests that Vergilius receive Augustine kindly.) “Therefore, if our common brother, Bishop Augustine, shall happen to come to you, let your love, as is becoming, receive him with so great kindness and affection”
- with Augustine (Vergilius is addressed as Augustine's fellow ecclesiastical brother.) “Therefore, if our common brother, Bishop Augustine, shall happen to come to you”
- with Augustine (The letter asks Vergilius to receive Augustine with kindness and affection.) “Therefore, if our common brother, Bishop Augustine, shall happen to come to you, let your love, as is becoming, receive him with so great kindness and affection”
- friends with Gregory (Spiritual brotherhood and fellowship between bishops.) “To his most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop, Vergilius; Gregory, servant of the servants of God.”
- friends with Augustine (Vergilius is instructed to receive Augustine as a brother.) “Therefore, if our common brother, Bishop Augustine, shall happen to come to you, let your love, as is becoming, receive him with so great kindness and affection”
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Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.