as late as the 10thcentury. The town's further development is detailed under the article Constantine. Bishops The bishopric of Cirta was venerable and prominent in the African church. Several of its bishops are known: Paulus fl. 303-305 (Catholic) Siluanus 303–320. Petilianus 354-422 (Donatist) Profutrus 391-397 (Catholic) Fortunatus 401-425 (Catholic), attendee of the council of 411 Delphinus 411 (Catholic) Honoratus Antonius fl. 437 (Catholic) Victor 484 (Catholic) See also Constantine, Algeria Mauretania Caesariensis Confederatio Cirtense Caesarea Auzia Rapidum Chullu Milevum References Citations Bibliography . . Heurgon, Jacques. Les origines campaniennes de la Confédération cirtéenne in "Libyca" magazine, 5, 1957 (pp. 7–27) Laffi, Umberto. Colonie e municipi nello Stato romano Ed. di Storia e Letteratura. Roma, 2007 Mommsen, Theodore. The Provinces of the Roman Empire Section: Roman Africa. (Leipzig 1865; London 1866; London: Macmillan 1909; reprint New York 1996) Barnes & Noble. New York, 1996 Smyth Vereker, Charles. Scenes in the Sunny South: Including the Atlas Mountains and the Oases of the Sahara in Algeria. Volume 2. Publisher Longmans, Green, and Company. University of Wisconsin. Madison,1871 ( Roman Cirta ) Archaeological sites in Algeria Roman towns and cities in Mauretania Caesariensis Numidia 4th-century disestablishments Constantine, Algeria Ancient Berber cities Phoenician colonies in Algeria