Pelagius

Pelagius was a Christian theologian known as an ascetic monk and promoting a system of doctrines which emphasized human choice in salvation and denied original sin.

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Who was born first?

• Pelagius and Augustine of Hippo were born the same year
• Pelagius was born 4 years after Ploutarchos of Athens
• Pelagius was born 4 years after Nemesius
• Pelagius was born 5 years after Eunapius
• Pelagius was born 6 years before Martianus Capella

Timeline

1. Eunapiuscirca AD 349 – AD 420s
2. Nemesiuscirca AD 350 – circa AD 420
3. Ploutarchos of Athens350–432
4. Augustine of HippoNovember 13, AD 354 – August 28, AD 430
5. Pelagius (this page)circa AD 354 – circa AD 420
6. Martianus Capellacirca AD 360 – circa AD 428

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