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grbs-3941	Birley, A. R.	Caecilius Capella: Persecutor of Christians, Defender of Byzantium	1991	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8084	416	66	Identification of Tertullian's Scapula with Lepidus Tertullus 81 BIRLEY, A. R., Caecilius Capella: Persecutor of Christians, Defender of Byzantium , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 32:1 (1991:Spring) p.81 82 CAECILIUS CAPELLA Caecilius Capella comes third in a list after Vigellius Saturninus, qui primus hie gladium in nos egit-proconsul in July 180, as the Acta Scillitanorum usefully attest,2 and Claudius Lucius Herminianus, or emended, L. Claudius Hieronymianus, governor of Cappadocia.3 Vigellius went blind, Hieronymianus caught the plague and like Antiochus Epiphanes was eaten by worms.4 Capella, it is assumed, came to grief at Byzantium when the city fell to the Severan besiegers, evidently late in 195, after holding out for more than two years. BIRLEY, A. R., Caecilius Capella:	cache/grbs-3941.pdf	txt/grbs-3941.txt