Pamphilus

PANPHILUS. – Author of the work falsely called the Panoplia dogmatica, in which Severus of Antioch and Monophysitism are refuted. The Leontius of Byzantium (v.) and Justinian’s Confessio rectae fidei. The work was written between 560 and 630.

BIBL.: the text of the work was published by A. Mai, in Nova Patrum Bibliotheca, II, Rome 1844, pp. 597–653. On the author V. J. P. Junglas, Leontius von Byzanz, Paderborn 1908, p. 57 ff.; M. Richard, Léonce et Pamphile, in Revue des sciences philos. et théol., Paris 1938, p. 27 ff. Erik Peterson
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“PANFILO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. IX (1952), p. 425. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/panfilo.