Patricius of the Roman Empire

Target entity: Patricius of the Roman Empire
Context triple: [Theoderic the Great, title, Patricius of the Roman Empire]

• A. Patricius
  Patricius was a Roman pagan official in North Africa best known as the father of Saint Augustine of Hippo.
• B. Saint Romanus
  Saint Romanus is a revered early bishop and patron saint of Rouen, traditionally credited with protecting the city from danger and venerated as its principal spiritual guardian.
• C. Eugenius
  Eugenius was a late 4th-century usurper of the Western Roman Empire who was defeated and killed by Emperor Theodosius I at the Battle of the Frigidus.
• D. Benedictus Nursiae
  Benedictus Nursiae is the Latin name of Saint Benedict of Nursia, the 6th-century Christian monk revered as the father of Western monasticism and author of the influential Rule of Saint Benedict.
• E. Marianus
  Marianus is a Latin personal name, historically used in the Roman world and later in various European cultures, derived from the root name Marian.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Patricius of the Roman Empire
Target entity description: Patricius of the Roman Empire was a high-ranking noble and imperial honorific title in the late Roman and early Byzantine periods, often granted to powerful barbarian rulers such as Theoderic the Great to recognize their authority within the imperial system.

• A. Patricius
  Patricius was a Roman pagan official in North Africa best known as the father of Saint Augustine of Hippo.
• B. Saint Romanus
  Saint Romanus is a revered early bishop and patron saint of Rouen, traditionally credited with protecting the city from danger and venerated as its principal spiritual guardian.
• C. Eugenius
  Eugenius was a late 4th-century usurper of the Western Roman Empire who was defeated and killed by Emperor Theodosius I at the Battle of the Frigidus.
• D. Benedictus Nursiae
  Benedictus Nursiae is the Latin name of Saint Benedict of Nursia, the 6th-century Christian monk revered as the father of Western monasticism and author of the influential Rule of Saint Benedict.
• E. Marianus
  Marianus is a Latin personal name, historically used in the Roman world and later in various European cultures, derived from the root name Marian.
• F. None of above. chosen