St. Prosper of Aquitaine was probably a lay monk living at Marseilles at the outbreak of the Semi-Pelagian controversy (426). This is an English translation of his work, THE CALL OF THE NATIONS. Annotated. The Ancient Christian Writers series features translations of the works of the Fathers.

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