DE IESU CHRISTO DEO ET HOMINE

DE IESU CHRISTO DEO ET HOMINE. — One hundred and thirty-seven hexameters, attributed to a Victorinus, like the poem De fratribus VII Macchabaeis, but certainly by another author, who appears to have copied Sedulius and Prudentius.

BBL.: Ed.: C. Fabricius, Veterum poetarum ecclesiasticorum opera, Basilea 1546, p. 761; Sanctae reliquiae duum Victorinarum... cum notis et praefatione D. Auch. Rivini, Gotha 1652, p. 124. No more recent edition exists. M. Manitius, Geschichte der Christlich-lateinischen Poesie bis zur Mitte des 8. Jahrhunderts, Stoccarda 1891, pp. 115 ff. Erik Peterson

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“DE IESU CHRISTO DEO ET HOMINE.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. IV (1950), p. 781. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/de-iesu-christo-deo-et-homine.