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Adeodatus

Adeodatus
372 AD - 390 AD

Adeodatus ("Gift of God") was the exceptionally intelligent son of Augustine of Hippo and his long-term concubine.

He was baptized alongside his father, and was featured in Augustine’s Confessions, and co-authored The Teacher before dying shortly before turning 18.

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augnet.org, 1414 Adeodatus

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Augustine of Hippo

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Adeodatus and his two parents — Collegio San Agustin at Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
Photo Credit: http://augnet.org/en/life-of-augustine/his-era/augustines-contemporaries/1414-adeodatus/

Adeodatus and his two parents Collegio San Agustin at Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

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Adeodatus and his two parents Collegio San Agustin at Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

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