Diocese of North Africa

Target entity: Diocese of North Africa
Context triple: [Church of the Province of Alexandria, hasDiocese, Diocese of North Africa]

• A. Diocese of Hippo Regius
  The Diocese of Hippo Regius was an ancient Christian episcopal see in North Africa, best known as the bishopric of Saint Augustine of Hippo.
• B. Diocese of Africa
  The Diocese of Africa was a late Roman administrative district that encompassed several North African provinces, including the wealthy and strategically important region of Africa Proconsularis.
• C. Exarchate of Africa
  The Exarchate of Africa was a Byzantine administrative and military province established in North Africa in the late 6th century, serving as a key imperial outpost against external threats and local unrest.
• D. Diocese of Egypt
  The Diocese of Egypt was a late Roman administrative district encompassing Egypt and surrounding regions, including the Thebaid, under the authority of the Eastern Roman Empire.
• E. Roman Diocese of the East
  The Roman Diocese of the East was a major late Roman administrative district encompassing several provinces in the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, including parts of modern Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and surrounding regions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Diocese of North Africa
Target entity description: The Diocese of North Africa is an Anglican ecclesiastical jurisdiction covering congregations in North Africa under the Church of the Province of Alexandria.

• A. Diocese of Hippo Regius
  The Diocese of Hippo Regius was an ancient Christian episcopal see in North Africa, best known as the bishopric of Saint Augustine of Hippo.
• B. Diocese of Africa
  The Diocese of Africa was a late Roman administrative district that encompassed several North African provinces, including the wealthy and strategically important region of Africa Proconsularis.
• C. Exarchate of Africa
  The Exarchate of Africa was a Byzantine administrative and military province established in North Africa in the late 6th century, serving as a key imperial outpost against external threats and local unrest.
• D. Diocese of Egypt
  The Diocese of Egypt was a late Roman administrative district encompassing Egypt and surrounding regions, including the Thebaid, under the authority of the Eastern Roman Empire.
• E. Roman Diocese of the East
  The Roman Diocese of the East was a major late Roman administrative district encompassing several provinces in the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, including parts of modern Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and surrounding regions.
• F. None of above. chosen