Civil Authorities Intervene In Dispute
Imperial officials intervened in the clashes surrounding the rival claims of Damasus and Ursinus.
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Imperial officials intervened in the clashes surrounding the rival claims of Damasus and Ursinus.
Damasus secured the Roman bishopric in a disputed election that divided the city's Christian congregations.
Damasus and Ursinus emerged as rival candidates after the death of Bishop Liberius in 366.
The Roman authorities ultimately recognised Damasus as the city's bishop rather than his rival Ursinus.
Appointed Pope, recognized by Valentian I
The disputed episcopal election produced deadly fighting among rival Christian factions in Rome.
Supporters of Ursinus resisted the elevation of Damasus amid serious conflict within the Roman church.
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