Historia Persecutionis Vandalicae In Duas Partes Distincta

Historia Persecutionis Vandalicae In Duas Partes Distincta recounts the history of the Vandalic persecution. Thierry Ruinart explores the tumultuous period of the 5th century when the Arian Vandals dominated North Africa. This historical work delves into the religious conflicts and persecutions faced by the Nicene Christians under Vandal rule. Detailing key figures, events, and ecclesiastical matters, Ruinart provides a comprehensive account of this era. The text offers valuable insights into the complex interplay of religious and political power during a critical period in European and African history, shedding light on the resilience and struggles of early Christian communities.

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