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| | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 1283 (v. 3) (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | URANIUS, a Gaul by birth, a presbyter of the church at Nola, is known to us as the author of a biograph3r of his friend Paulinus Nolanus, at whose death he was present. |
 | | URANIUS (Ovpd.vios\ a Syrian physician at Constantinople about the middle of the sixth century after Christ. |
 | | He pretended to be a very subtle and acute philosopher, and went to Persia, where he obtained great favour and influence with Chosroes; but Agathias, from whom we learn these particulars, gives him a very indifferent character, and compares him to Thersites, for his love of wrangling. |
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