The Nicene Age · AD 313–400

Marcus of Calabria

fl. AD 325 (death unrecorded) · Italian bishop at Nicaea · Calabria, Italy

The Nicene Age

Who Marcus of Calabria was

One of the tiny Western contingent at Nicaea — the bishop who subscribed for Calabria in the Latin south, in an assembly so overwhelmingly Eastern that all Italy beyond Rome's two legates was represented by him. A name on the greatest of subscription lists, standing for a peninsula.

Verified single attestation

The Nicaea subscription list alone.

Also listed in bishops beyond the great sees.

Common questions

When was Marcus active?

Marcus of Calabria is dated fl. AD 325 (death unrecorded) in the archive, which places Marcus in the Nicene Age (AD 313–400).

Which early sources mention Marcus?

Marcus of Calabria is named in 1 primary-source passage catalogued here, drawn from The 318 Fathers. Every passage is quoted from a named public-domain translation, earliest first.

Where was Marcus from?

The archive associates Marcus of Calabria with Calabria, Italy. The sources record more than one location, so the places are listed in the order the record moves through them.

Who were Marcus’ contemporaries?

The archive links Marcus of Calabria to 1 other figure, including Constantine the Great. Each connection is drawn from a source that places them together, not from inference.

Primary-source mentions (1)

Every passage below is quoted from a named public-domain translation, earliest first.

Nicaea subscription list (325)

c. AD 325
Marcus of Calabria, from Italia.
The 318 Fathers · source text

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  1. 1Italyprovince only

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