Cyprian fulfills his promise to Donatus by commending the grace of God in baptism, sharing his personal transformation, and highlighting the errors of the world. He urges contempt for worldly pleasure

Cyprian of Carthage writes a friendly and familiar epistle to the elders and deacons in Rome, expressing joy upon hearing of the glorious end of his colleague. He commends the Roman clergy for honorin

Cyprian of Carthage addresses the presbyters and deacons, urging them to care for the poor and especially the confessors who have stood firm in their faith. He advises them to provide for the needs of

Cyprian of Carthage, through a letter from the Roman clergy, is reminded of his duty to shepherd the flock during his absence, emphasizing the importance of standing firm in the faith amidst persecuti

Cyprian of Carthage, in his letter to the presbyters and deacons, emphasizes the importance of unity in his absence, urging them to fulfill their duties diligently and with discipline. He stresses the