ANEMIO. — Bishop of Sirmium in Pannonia (late 4th century). He is mentioned in the life of s. Ambrogio, on account of the part taken by the bishop of Milan in his appointment (380). He was present at the Council of Aquileia in 381, where Arianism was condemned. He is also mentioned in the Roman Synod of 382. Before 391, A. was already dead, because by that date Sirmium had a new incumbent named Cornelius (cf. Mansi, III, 581, 599, 601, 612, 1058).
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RING of the Fisherman — Detail of the secret seal of Clemente VII, antipope — Sacred Museum of the Vatican Library.