Secundinus

a Manichaean, known to us only as the author of a letter addressed to Augustine, in which he gently upbraids him for having deserted the sect to which he was once attached, and urges him in the most earnest and flattering language to return. Editions

This Epistola ad Augustinum, which is totally destitute of merit, together with the reply Contra Secundinum Manichaeum, is given in the works of the bishop of Hippo, in the eighth volume of the Benedictine edition. [W.R]

a learned Greek of the island of Euboea, who acted as interpreter at the council of Florence in A. D. 1438, and the following years. He translated several Greek works into Latin : but his life does not fall within the limits of the present work. (Fabric. Bibl. Graec. vol. xi. p. 294.)