d. c. 200 CE · Christian teacher · head of the catechetical school
Pantaenus
Πάνταινος
Known · AttestedWorked in Alexandria.
In Alexandria: c. 180–200 CE
A Stoic convert who, Eusebius says, led the school of instruction in the faith at Alexandria and travelled as far as "India". Clement was his pupil and called him the Sicilian bee.
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Moments
- c. 180–231 CE · Clement and Origen teach Known: attested
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Sources
- Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History 5.10