V. Archebius, (frz. Acquèbe), war ein Mönch von Diolcum (frz. Diolque) in Aegypten und lebte gegen das Ende des 4. Jahrhunderts. Er ist nicht zu verwechseln mit einem andern Archebius, der zur selben Zeit lebte, und der Bischof von Panephyse in Aegypten wurde, nachdem er 37 Jahre in der Wüste gelebt hatte. (Mg.)
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ARCHEBIUS — Heracleotes, hostibus proelium detrectantibus, navigia piscatoria contraxit, iisque per carinas vinculis insertis immobilibus redditis hostes, in insidiis deductos, caecidit. Polyaen. l. 5. p. 408 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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