Presbyters Uniwersytet Warszawski
ID
PR 249

Agapitus, the pope (535-536 AD), possibly a presbyter before.

Reference to prosopography: PCBE Italie 1: Agapitus 11

Chronological and
geographical framework:

buried in Rome (Rome),

Discussion:

There is only a slight chance that Agapitus was a presbyter. Liberatus writes that he was an archdeacon when he succeeded to the Roman episcopal see (Breviarium, 21). However, the expression 'clericus a sanctos Iohannem et Paulum' used in the Liber Pontificalis may suggest that he was a presbyter of that titular church.

Categories:

Social origin or status - Clerical family
Functions within the Church - Parish presbyter
Described by a title - Clericus
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