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Also known as Cyprianus Carthaginiensis, Saint Cyprian, Cyprian of Carthage, St. Cyprian

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Cyprian, born Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus in 200, was a male writer and philosopher from Ancient Rome. He served as a Catholic bishop and priest within the Christian faith. His works were written in Latin, and he is described in sources such as the Nordisk familjebok and the Pauly–Wissowa.

He lived during the Low Roman Empire and spent significant time in Carthage, where he also died. On September 14, 0258, he was executed by decapitation as a form of capital punishment. He is commemorated on his feast day, September 16, and is known by the name Cyprianus Carthaginiensis in his native language.

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Christian leader.honorific_prefix: Saint
Christian leader.name: Cyprian
Christian leader.title: Bishop of Carthage
Christian leader.birth_place: Carthage, Roman Empire
Christian leader.death_date: 14 September
Christian leader.death_place: Carthage, Roman Empire
Christian leader.feast_day: 16 September (Catholic Church, Western Rite Orthodoxy, and Lutheran)31 August (Eastern Orthodox)26 September (Anglican)14 September (historical Sarum Use)
Christian leader.venerated: Catholic ChurchOriental Orthodox ChurchesEastern Orthodox ChurchLutheranismAnglicanism
Christian leader.image: Cyprian von Karthago2.jpg
Christian leader.patronage: North Africa, Berbers
Christian leader.see: Carthage
Christian leader.appointed: 248 or 249 AD
Christian leader.term_end: 14 September 258 AD
Christian leader.predecessor: Donatus I
Christian leader.successor: Carpophorus