Bonosus may refer to any of: . Bonosus (usurper) (fl. 281), a Romano-British naval officer and usurper Bonosus of Trier, bishop of Trier (fl. 353-373); Bonosus of Naissus, bishop of Naissus (fl. 380); Bonosus of Sardica, bishop of Sardica (fl. 391 –414), heresiarch of the Bonosians; See also. Bonus (Sirmium) (fl. 567), a Byzantine general who defended Sirmium during a Gepid invasion ...

Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera. Bonosiano (in latino: Bonosianus; floruit 25 settembre 410 – 28 novembre 411) fu un politico romano. È attestato nella carica di praefectus urbi di Roma tra il 25 settembre 410 e il 28 novembre 411. Doveva essere una persona di fiducia dell'imperatore Onorio, in quanto fu nominato praefectus poco dopo che ...

Bonosianus (floruit 410-411) was a politician of the Western Roman Empire.. He served as praefectus urbi of Rome from September 25, 410, to November 28, 411.. Sources. Codex Theodosianus XIV 1.6 a, XV 1.48 a; Prosopography of the …

sister projects: Wikidata item. 96201 Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 2 — Bonosus Charles Albert Dubray. Bishop of Sardica, a heretic in the latter part of the fourth century. Against the common teaching of the Church he held that, after Jesus, Mary had several other children. The Council of Capua (391), before which the matter was brought, did ...

The perpetual virginity of Mary is one of the four Marian dogmas of the Catholic Church, and states that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was a virgin ante partum, in partu, et post partum—before, during and after the birth of Christ. In Western Christianity, the Catholic Church, some Lutheran, Reformed, Anglican and a few other Protestant theologians adhere to the doctrine; Eastern …

Photinians being renamed as Bonosians.5 This is a connection worth investigating and will be the first point explored in this essay. Photinus is one of those early Christian bishops who renders ambiguous the clear-cut distinction, which scholars often like to postulate, between the modalistic monarchianism (patripas