rome
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- activity
- Speaker taught rhetoric
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- higher gains and dignities
- description
- A major city to which Alypius traveled before Augustine, specifically to study law. It was a place where he was drawn into the shows of gladiators.
- hidden_activity
- secretly harbouring many Manichaeans
- historic_importance
- center of rhetoric and politics
- historical_context
- ancient city
- offences_observed
- youths avoiding paying stipends
- purpose_for_Alypius
- study law
- religious_context
- site of Victorinus's conversion
- role_for_narrator
- potential place of teaching
- role_in_narrator's_journey
- destination after leaving home
- significant_event
- gladiatorial shows
- student_conduct
- peaceful, regular discipline
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- departed for
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- occurred in
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- even then, at Rome, I joined myself to those deceiving and deceived "holy ones"; not with their disciples only (of which number was he, in whose house I had fallen sick
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- extracted_at
- 2026-03-02T21:55:15.894Z
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- Victorinus, sometime Rhetoric Professor of Rome
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- extracted_at
- 2026-03-02T21:55:17.483Z
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- haspeaceful students
- description
- The narrator heard that young men studied more peacefully in Rome, with better discipline.
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- I heard that young men studied there more peacefully, and were kept quiet under a restraint of more regular discipline
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- 2026-03-02T21:55:18.545Z
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- I began then diligently to practise that for which I came to Rome, to teach rhetoric
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- sent request to
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- they of Milan had sent to Rome to the prefect of the city, to furnish them with a rhetoric reader for their city, and sent him at the public expense
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- extracted_at
- 2026-03-02T21:55:40.804Z
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- referenced_byAlypius
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- traveled to
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- source_text
- had gone before me to Rome, to study law
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- 2026-03-02T21:55:45.897Z
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- 2026-03-02T21:55:59.300Z
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- reasoning
- Both entities are labeled 'rome' and describe the same historical city. The properties align, mentioning it as an ancient capital, a place where Alypius was involved in legal activities (studying law in source, working as Assessor in candidate), and a site of significant events for individuals like Verecundus (conversion and death) and Victorinus (professor in source). The types 'city' and 'place' are compatible for the same real-world entity.