John Cassian
John Cassian (360–435) was a christian monk, writer and theologian.
Also recorded as Joannes Cassianus; Ioannes Cassianus; Joannus Cassianus.
John Cassian in brief
- Born
- 360
- Died
- 435
- Known for
- christian monk,writer,theologian
- Place of birth
- Scythia Minor
Overview
Born at Scythia Minor in 360, died at Marseille in 435.
In detail
training under Evagrius Ponticus is recorded. the recorded working language is Late Latin and Ancient Greek.
Positions recorded include abbot.
Works named in the authority record are De institutis cœnobiorum.
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“John Cassian”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q313795: John Cassian
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