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|description=Pope from 498 to 514, a native of Sardinia. His disputed election against Laurentius led to intervention by Theodoric and a synodal judgment in 502; Ennodius defended the decision and the pope’s exemption from human jurisdiction. {{ctd-source|BCW|5|383}}.


Roman statesman and orator, a leading defender of pagan institutions in the fourth century. His surviving writings include letters, speeches and official reports; Zirkoff cites Otto Seeck’s edition of 1883. {{ctd-source|BCW|7|398}}.
* [[Symmachus, Quintus Aurelius]] – Roman statesman and orator of the fourth century.
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* [[Symmachus (pope)|Symmachus]] – pope from 498 to 514, a native of Sardinia.
|quotes=Zirkoff, Boris
 
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Russian version: [[:t-ru-lib:Симмах|Симмах]].