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Dionysius Exiguus

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Dionysius Exiguus , d. c.545, Roman monk, chronologist, and scholar, a transmitter of Greek thought to the Middle Ages. He made collections of 5th-century papal decretals and the canons of the early church councils. Dionysius, in an attempt to improve the reckoning of the date of Easter, was the first (525) to use our present system of reckoning a date from the time of the birth of Jesus (see era ). Author not available, DIONYSIUS EXIGUUS. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Dionysius
Dionysius (7) Exiguus (d. between 529 and c. 556), Scythian monk, famous for his contributions to chronology and canon law . He seems to have arrived... Read more
decretals
decretals. Papal letters, strictly those in response to a question. They have the force of law within the Pope's jurisdiction. The earliest influential collection was made by Dionysius Exiguus ( c. 520). See also FALSE DECRETALS . Read more

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