Bachiarius
Galician monk and writer
About Bachiarius
Lived 350 – 420 (aged 69–70). Bachiarius was a Roman clergyman.
Bachiarius was an early fifth-century Christian writer, known only through his two writings which suggest he was a Galician monk.
Writings "Liber de Fide" - an apologetic letter to the Pope. "Ad Januariam liber de reparatione lapsi" - an appeal to an abbot on behalf of an incontinent monk.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Bachiarius?
Galician monk and writer
When was Bachiarius born?
Bachiarius was born in 350.
When did Bachiarius die?
Bachiarius died in 420.
What was Bachiarius's occupation?
Bachiarius was a clergyman.
What nationality was Bachiarius?
Bachiarius was Roman.
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