Marius Mercator

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church | 2000 | 263 words | Copyright

Marius Mercator (early 5th cent.), a Latin writer, formerly regarded as of African origin, but more probably born in Italy. He wrote against both the Nestorians and the Pelagians, and his works are one of the main sources of our knowledge of Nestorius' doctrines.

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