Marcellinus

[ mahr-suh-lahy-nuhs ]

noun

1. Saint, died a.d. 304, pope 296–304.

Example Sentences

When later historians looked for the moment when the Western Empire fell, they found Marcellinus and his claim that Rome fell under Odoacer.

From Time

Marcellinus describes Odoacer as “the king of the Goths” when he caused the Roman Empire to “perish.”

From Time

Today that slab of gratitude is all that remains of Marcellinus, but for Peter Toohey it may as well be a monument.

From The Daily Beast

Abdias, Marcellinus and Hegisippus have each related this story, with a little difference in the details.

From Project Gutenberg

Marcellinus and Peter, representing the Adoration of the Magi.

From Project Gutenberg

Epistle to Marcellinus will afford us something upon the same Argument.

From Project Gutenberg

The friendship of Marcellinus, count of the sacred largesses, supplied with a liberal hand the means of seduction.

From Project Gutenberg

Marcellinus says: "Subsequent ages to Augustus brought also other obelisks, one of which is in the Vatican."

From Project Gutenberg