Works Cyprian of Carthage (200-258) Epistulae (CCEL) The Epistles of Cyprian

Epistle LVI. 1

To Cornelius in Exile, Concerning His Confession.

Argument.--Cyprian Praises in Cornelius and His People Their Confession of the Name of Christ Even to Banishment; And Exhorts Them to Constancy and to Mutual Prayer for One Another, as Well in Respect of the Approaching Day of Struggle in This Life, as After Death. 2

  1. Oxford ed.: Ep. lx. a.d. 252. ↩

  2. Damasus mentions this epistle in the life of Cornelius, as being that on account of which a calumny arose, whence the tyrant took an excuse for his death. ↩

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