Macedonius
12. VICARIUS AFRICAE. Macedonius, who held the office of Vicarius Africae, in the early part of the fifth century, was the friend and correspondent of Augustin, who has described him as a person of many eminent qualifications. Two of his letters to Augustin, with Augustin's replies, are given in the works of that father. (Augustin. Epistolae, li.--liv. editt. vett., clii.--clv. ed. Caillau.)
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