Victor of Vita

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Victor of Vita was a 5th-century North African Christian bishop and historian best known for his account of the Vandal persecution of Catholics under the Arian kings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian bishop
Latin prose author
historian
late antique writer
associatedWith Vita (a town in Roman Africa) NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Vandal Kingdom NERFINISHED
denomination Catholic Church NERFINISHED
described exile and confiscation of Catholic bishops
persecution of Nicene Christians under Vandal rule
religious policies of Vandal kings
sufferings of African Catholic clergy
ethnicGroup North African Roman
fieldOfWork church history
ecclesiastical history
late antique history
genre hagiography-related prose
historiography
influenced later medieval church historians
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
mainSubject Arian–Catholic conflict in North Africa
Vandal kings in Africa
Vandal persecution of Catholics
notableWork Historia persecutionis Africanae Provinciae NERFINISHED
History of the Vandal Persecution NERFINISHED
occupation bishop
historian
opposed Arianism NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity North Africa NERFINISHED
Roman Africa NERFINISHED
positionHeld Bishop of Vita
religion Christianity
religiousPerspective Nicene Christian
residence North Africa NERFINISHED
Vita NERFINISHED
sourceFor history of African Catholic Church under Vandals
history of the Vandal Kingdom in Africa
timePeriod 5th century
Late Antiquity
workPreservedIn medieval Latin manuscripts
workUsedBy modern historians of Late Antiquity
wroteInContextOf Vandal occupation of Roman Africa

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Gunthamund sourceMention Victor of Vita
Thrasamund historicalSource Victor of Vita
this entity surface form: Victor of Vita (indirectly, for Vandal context)