Paulinus
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…in te castra post biduum commovebuntur. ecce Leontius meus, facile primus Aquitanorum, ecce iam parum inferior parente Paulinus ad locum quem supra dixi per Garumnae fluenta refluentia non modo tibi cum classe verum etiam cum flumine occurrent .…
Sidonius Apollinaris, Epistulae, Books I-VII
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…aliqua sanitatum miracula in eodem loco solent ad utilitatem eorum, qui fideliter quaerunt, ostendi. In qua ecclesia Paulinus, transeunte ad Christum Iusto, Honorium pro eo consecrauit episcopum, ut in sequentibus suo loco dicemus. De…
The Venerable Bede, Historiam ecclesiasticam gentis Anglorum
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…Valerius Dionysius, C. Valerius Aper. TRAIANUS PLINIO Cum honestissime iis, qui apud fidem tuam a Valerio Paulino depositi sunt, consultum velis mature per me, iis interim, quibus nunc petisti, dedisse me ius Quiritium…
Pliny the Younger, Letters
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…bonos metuens trepidabat, rebus prosperis incertus et inter adversa melior. igitur Titianum fratrem accitum bello praeposuit. Interea Paulini et Celsi ductu res egregie gestae. angebant Caecinam nequiquam omnia coepta et senescens exercitus sui fama. pulsus Placentia…
Tacitus, Historiae
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…commilitonibus et provincialibus praeeunte te celebratum libenter cognovi litteris tuis. C. PLINIUS TRAIANO IMPERATORI Valerius, domine, Paulinus excepto Paulino ius Latinorum suorum mihi reliquit ; ex quibus rogo tribus interim ius Quiritium des. Vereor enim ,…
Pliny the Younger, Letters
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…provincialibus praeeunte te celebratum libenter cognovi litteris tuis. C. PLINIUS TRAIANO IMPERATORI Valerius, domine, Paulinus excepto Paulino ius Latinorum suorum mihi reliquit ; ex quibus rogo tribus interim ius Quiritium des. Vereor enim, ne sit…
Pliny the Younger, Letters
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….. XVI. Ut Paulinus in prouincia Lindissi praedicauerit, et de qualitate regni Aeduini. PRAEDICABAT autem Paulinus uerbum etiam prouinciae Lindissi, quae est prima ad meridianam Humbre fluminis ripam, pertingens usque ad mare, praefectumque…
The Venerable Bede, Historiam ecclesiasticam gentis Anglorum
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…DCI, misit papa Gregorius pallium Brittaniam Augustino iam facto episcopo, et plures uerbi ministros, in quibus et Paulinum. Anno DCIII, pugnatum ad Degsastanæ. Anno DCIIII, Orientales Saxones fidem Christi percipiunt sub rege Sabercto antistite…
The Venerable Bede, Historiam ecclesiasticam gentis Anglorum
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…a Vitellio bellum sponte sumebant, Foroiuliensem coloniam, claustra maris, praesidio tuebatur, eo gravior auctor, quod Paulino patria Forum Iulii et honos apud praetorianos, quorum quondam tribunus fuerat, ipsique pagani favore municipali et futurae potentiae…
Tacitus, Historiae
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…, hoc est filia nepotis Eduini regis, uocabulo Hererici ; cum quo etiam rege, ad praedicationem beatae memoriae Paulini primi Nordanhymbrorum episcopi, fidem et sacramenta Christi suscepit, atque haec, usquedum ad eius uisionem peruenire meruit ,…
The Venerable Bede, Historiam ecclesiasticam gentis Anglorum
or Paullīnus. (1) Pompēius, commanded in Germany with L. Antistius Vetus in A.D. 58, and completed the dam to restrain the inundations of the Rhine, which Drusus had commenced sixty-three years before. Seneca dedicated to him his treatise De Brevitate Vitae; and the Pompeia Paullina, whom the philosopher married, was probably the daughter of this Paullinus.
(2) C. Suetonius, propraetor in Mauretania, in the reign of the emperor Clandius, A.D. 42, when he conquered the Moors who had revolted, and advanced as far as Mount Atlas. He had the command of Britain in the reign of Nero from A.D. 59 to 62. For the first two years all his undertakings were successful; but during his absence on an expedition against the island of Mona (Anglesey), the Britons rose in rebellion under Boadicea (A.D. 61). They at first met with great success, but were conquered by Suetonius on his return from Mona. (See Boadicea.) In A.D. 66 he was consul; and after the death of Nero in 68 he was one of Otho's generals in the war against Vitellius. It was against his advice that Otho fought the battle of Bedriacum. He was pardoned by Vitellius after Nero's death.
(3) Of Milan (Mediolanensis), the secretary of St. Ambrose, after whose death he became a deacon, and repaired to Africa, where, at the request of St. Augustine, he composed a biography of his former patron. This biography, and two other small works by Paullinus, are still extant.
(4) Meropius Pontius Anicius Paullīnus, bishop of Nola, and hence generally designated Paullinus Nolanus, was born at Bordeaux, or at a neighbouring town, which he calls Embromagum, about A.D. 353. His parents were wealthy and illustrious, and he received a careful education, enjoying in particular the instruction of the poet Ausonius. After many years spent in worldly honours he withdrew from the world, and was eventually chosen Bishop of Nola in A.D. 409. He died in 431. The works of Paullinus are still extant, and consist of prose Epistolae (51 in number), Carmina (36 in number, composed in a great variety of metres), and a short tract entitled Passio S. Genesii Arelatensis. The works of Paullinus are edited by Migne (Paris, 1847.)