Zosimus

[ zoh-suh-muhs ]

noun

1. Saint, pope 417–418.

Example Sentences

Along with those items, Melquíades left samples of the seven metals that corresponded to the seven planets, the formulas of Moses and Zosimus for doubling the quantity of gold, and a set of notes and sketches concerning the processes of the Great Teaching that would permit those who could interpret them to undertake the manufacture of the philosopher's stone.

From Literature

The remark might certainly be extended much further.313.Zosimus,

From Project Gutenberg

Three popes of the fifth century, Zosimus, Leo the Great, and Gelasius, have spoken of the installation of prelates, claiming for the metropolitan, and for him alone, the right of investiture.

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St. Zosimus, born in Greece, died 26th Dec. 418 42.

From Project Gutenberg

He was Bishop of Eclanum, near Beneventum, and was along with seventeen other Italian bishops deposed in 418 a.d. for refusing to sign the circular letter of Pope Zosimus condemning the heresy.66.A native of Aquitaine, born probably about 403 a.d., a strong opponent of the Pelagians.

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