Chromatius and Jovinus at the Synod of Diospolis: A Prosopographical Inquiry
Pier Franco Beatrice
The names of Chromatius and Jovinus are mentioned twice by Augustine in the list fourteen bishops who acquitted Pelagius at synod Diospolis 415 c.e . At end an in-depth prosopographical investigation, hypothesis is proposed that was bishop Ascalon, had previously been Padua, famous Aquileia. Consequently, if this true, contrary to current opinion, did not die 407 ., but still alive his credibility as a Catholic might have seriously compromised eyes both Jerome precisely because participation defence Pelagius. This also explain shipwreck works. Many things wrapped darkness, but, with all due caution, essay will hopefully shed fresh light foster new research on intricate matter.
Journal of Early Christian Studies