Asterius of Amasea
Asterius of Amasea (335–410) was a writer, orator and bishop.
Also recorded as Asterius Amasenus.
Overview
Born at Cappadocia in 335, died at Amasya in 410.
In detail
the recorded working language is Ancient Greek.
Positions recorded include bishop.
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