Paulinus, St
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Paulinus
Paulinus or Suetonius Paulinus (Caius Suetonius Paulinus) (swētō´nēəs pôlī´nəs), d. after AD 69, Roman general. Under Claudius I he was stationed (AD 42) in Mauretania, and he advanced inland past the Atlas Mts. In AD 59 he had the command in Britain. While on a campaign to reduce the druid stronghold of Mona (Anglesey), in AD 61, he was recalled to S Britain by the uprising of Boadicea, who defeated the ninth legion and took Verulamium (St. Albans) and Londinium (London). Paulinus suppressed the revolt. After Nero's death he led the troops of Otho against Vitellius, but the victorious Vitellius pardoned him (AD 69).
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Paulinus, Saint
Saint Paulinus (pôlī´nəs), d. 644, Italian missionary, bishop of York (625–33). He was a Roman monk who went to England with the mission of St. Augustine of Canterbury in 601. For some years he worked in Kent, then went as archbishop to Northumbria. Paulinus succeeded temporarily in converting Northumbria and Lindsey; he was forced to flee to Rochester when paganism returned with King Penda after King Edwin's death. He is sometimes considered the first archbishop of York.
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