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Sulpicius Severus ( c. 363 – c. 425) was a Christian writer and native of Aquitania in modern-day France. He is known for his chronicle of sacred history, as well as his biography of Saint Martin of Tours.
00:00:00 Preface to Desiderius
00:04:04 Chapter I.
Reasons for writing the Life of St. Martin.
00:10:09 Chapter II.
Military Service of St. Martin.
00:15:04 Chapter III.
Christ appears to St. Martin.
00:19:09 Chapter IV.
Martin retires from Military Service.
00:22:18 Chapter V.
Martin converts a Robber to the Faith.
00:26:34 Chapter VI.
The Devil throws himself in the Way of Martin.
00:30:11 Chapter VII.
Martin restores a Catechumen to Life.
00:34:20 Chapter VIII.
Martin restores one that had been strangled.
00:35:45 Chapter IX.
High Esteem in which Martin was held.
00:39:31 Chapter X.
Martin as Bishop of Tours.
00:43:15 Chapter XI.
Martin demolishes an Altar consecrated to a Robber.
00:46:12 Chapter XII.
Martin causes the Bearers of a Dead Body to stop.
00:48:44 Chapter XIII.
Martin escapes from a Falling Pine-tree.
00:53:26 Chapter XIV.
Martin destroys Heathen Temples and Altars.
00:57:03 Chapter XV.
Martin offers his Neck to an Assassin.
00:58:33 Chapter XVI.
Cures effected by St. Martin.
01:02:03 Chapter XVII.
Martin casts out Several Devils.
01:05:21 Chapter XVIII.
Martin performs Various Miracles.
01:07:26 Chapter XIX.
A Letter of Martin effects a Cure, with Other Miracles.
01:10:22 Chapter XX.
How Martin acted towards the Emperor Maximus.
01:15:39 Chapter XXI.
Martin has to do both with Angels and Devils.
01:18:31 Chapter XXII.
Martin preaches Repentance even to the Devil.
01:21:45 Chapter XXIII.
A Case of Diabolic Deception.
01:27:10 Chapter XXIV.
Martin is tempted by the Wiles of the Devil.
01:31:30 Chapter XXV.
Intercourse of Sulpitius with Martin.
01:36:22 Chapter XXVI.
Words cannot describe the Excellences of Martin.
01:39:40 Chapter XXVII.
Wonderful Piety of Martin.
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#churchfathers
#romanempire
#ancientrome
#earlychristianity
#catholicchurch
#easternorthodox
#protestant
#saints
Sulpicius Severus ( c. 363 – c. 425) was a Christian writer and native of Aquitania in modern-day France. He is known for his chronicle of sacred history, as well as his biography of Saint Martin of Tours.
00:00:00 Preface to Desiderius
00:04:04 Chapter I.
Reasons for writing the Life of St. Martin.
00:10:09 Chapter II.
Military Service of St. Martin.
00:15:04 Chapter III.
Christ appears to St. Martin.
00:19:09 Chapter IV.
Martin retires from Military Service.
00:22:18 Chapter V.
Martin converts a Robber to the Faith.
00:26:34 Chapter VI.
The Devil throws himself in the Way of Martin.
00:30:11 Chapter VII.
Martin restores a Catechumen to Life.
00:34:20 Chapter VIII.
Martin restores one that had been strangled.
00:35:45 Chapter IX.
High Esteem in which Martin was held.
00:39:31 Chapter X.
Martin as Bishop of Tours.
00:43:15 Chapter XI.
Martin demolishes an Altar consecrated to a Robber.
00:46:12 Chapter XII.
Martin causes the Bearers of a Dead Body to stop.
00:48:44 Chapter XIII.
Martin escapes from a Falling Pine-tree.
00:53:26 Chapter XIV.
Martin destroys Heathen Temples and Altars.
00:57:03 Chapter XV.
Martin offers his Neck to an Assassin.
00:58:33 Chapter XVI.
Cures effected by St. Martin.
01:02:03 Chapter XVII.
Martin casts out Several Devils.
01:05:21 Chapter XVIII.
Martin performs Various Miracles.
01:07:26 Chapter XIX.
A Letter of Martin effects a Cure, with Other Miracles.
01:10:22 Chapter XX.
How Martin acted towards the Emperor Maximus.
01:15:39 Chapter XXI.
Martin has to do both with Angels and Devils.
01:18:31 Chapter XXII.
Martin preaches Repentance even to the Devil.
01:21:45 Chapter XXIII.
A Case of Diabolic Deception.
01:27:10 Chapter XXIV.
Martin is tempted by the Wiles of the Devil.
01:31:30 Chapter XXV.
Intercourse of Sulpitius with Martin.
01:36:22 Chapter XXVI.
Words cannot describe the Excellences of Martin.
01:39:40 Chapter XXVII.
Wonderful Piety of Martin.
#tours
#churchfathers
#romanempire
#ancientrome
#earlychristianity
#catholicchurch
#easternorthodox
#protestant
#saints
