Fesarius

Target entity: Fesarius
Context triple: [The Corbomite Maneuver, featuresVessel, Fesarius]

• A. Marianus
  Marianus is a Latin personal name, historically used in the Roman world and later in various European cultures, derived from the root name Marian.
• B. Sergius
  Sergius is a Latinized given name historically borne by several Christian saints, popes, and notable figures in the Roman and Byzantine worlds.
• C. Vigilius
  Vigilius was a 6th-century pope of the Catholic Church whose tumultuous pontificate was marked by the Three Chapters Controversy and conflicts with the Byzantine emperor Justinian I.
• D. Sabellius
  Sabellius was a 3rd-century Christian theologian best known for teaching a non-trinitarian, modalistic understanding of God that was later deemed heretical by the early Church.
• E. Rufinus of Aquileia
  Rufinus of Aquileia was a 4th–5th century Christian theologian, translator, and historian best known for his Latin translations of Greek theological works and his influential writings on early monasticism and church history.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Fesarius
Target entity description: The Fesarius is a massive, intimidating starship commanded by the alien Balok in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Corbomite Maneuver."

• A. Marianus
  Marianus is a Latin personal name, historically used in the Roman world and later in various European cultures, derived from the root name Marian.
• B. Sergius
  Sergius is a Latinized given name historically borne by several Christian saints, popes, and notable figures in the Roman and Byzantine worlds.
• C. Vigilius
  Vigilius was a 6th-century pope of the Catholic Church whose tumultuous pontificate was marked by the Three Chapters Controversy and conflicts with the Byzantine emperor Justinian I.
• D. Sabellius
  Sabellius was a 3rd-century Christian theologian best known for teaching a non-trinitarian, modalistic understanding of God that was later deemed heretical by the early Church.
• E. Rufinus of Aquileia
  Rufinus of Aquileia was a 4th–5th century Christian theologian, translator, and historian best known for his Latin translations of Greek theological works and his influential writings on early monasticism and church history.
• F. None of above. chosen