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Paulinus of Pella

Paulinus of Pella (377 – after 461) was a Christian poet of the fifth century. He wrote the autobiographical poem ''Eucharisticos'' ("Thanksgiving"). His poem is frequently used as an example of life in Gaul in the fifth century during the waning days of the Western Roman Empire. Provided by Wikipedia

Poetae christiani minores / 1 : Paulini Petricordiae Carmina / rec. M. Petschenig / Paulinus Petrocordiae. Rec. et. comm. critico instruxit Michael Petschenig
Orientii Carmina / rec. R. Ellis. Paulini Pellaei Eucharisticos / rec. G. Brandes. Claudii Marii Victoris Alethis et probae cento / rec. C. Schenkl

Participants: Paulinus Petricordiensis ca. 459-490 [ VerfasserIn ]; Orientius Auch, Bischof, Heiliger 3XX-450 [ VerfasserIn ]; Paulinus Pellaeus 376-459 [ VerfasserIn ]; Marius Victor, Claudius -425 [ VerfasserIn ]; Paulinus Petricordiensis ca. 459-490 [ MitwirkendeR ]; ...
Published: 1888
Superior document: Poetae christiani minores 1

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