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 1  3   |     manuscript. But Tertullian, at Carthage, though he at first accepted
 2 13,10|           in the same situation at Carthage, Dionysius fled before the
 3 14,1 |     Quintilian. The district about Carthage was particularly active
 4 14,2 |          full name. He was born in Carthage, about A.D. 155-60, of good
 5 14,2 |      converted, and he returned to Carthage a Christian. Jerome says
 6 14,2 |       Scilli suffered martyrdom in Carthage. The simple story of their
 7 14,6 |           meeting independently in Carthage and brought them back into
 8 14,6 |            and Felicitas, women of Carthage who suffered in the persecution
 9 14,10|                         Cyprian of Carthage.~ When Tertullian was at
10 14,10|            a boy was gro ing up in Carthage who was to do a great service
11 14,10|     Cyprianus was born, proably at Carthage, about A.D. 210, or soon
12 14,10|            rhetoric and oratory in Carthage when he came in contact
13 14,10|  conversion, he was made bishop of Carthage in response to a popular
14 14,10|          pe, for the Christians of Carthage and of great literary activity
15 14,10|           saved himself by leaving Carthage, probably warned by news
16 14,10|           touch with the church at Carthage by letters and messengers,
17 14,10|     Curubis, some forty miles from Carthage.~ But the edict proved ineffective.
18 14,10|             he wished to suffer in Carthage. When the proconsul next
19 14,10|         the proconsul next visited Carthage, CYprian returned and was
20 14,11|        march of events in Rome and Carthage that decade in a most illuminating
21 14,11|      clergy wrote to the clergy at Carthage on this matter, pointing
22 14,11|       divided the churches of both Carthage and Rome. There was a group
23 14,11|           Rome by Novatian, and in Carthage by Felicissimus. Cyprian
24 14,11|          position in the church at Carthage that a schism arose there
25 14,11|            and Cyprian returned to Carthage, Cornelius was chosen bishop
26 14,11|        African bishops was held in Carthage, and another a year later
27 14,12|         was by this time bishop of Carthage, so that the work was probably
28 14,12|      written before he returned to Carthage from his withdrawal or flight,
29 14,12| Felicissimus was making trouble at Carthage, that is, early in A.D.
30 14,12|            him when he returned to Carthage in A.D. 251, was probably