Geminus of Antioch
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Geminus of Antioch (fl. c. AD 230–240) was a Christian priest and writer of the early 3rd century AD.[1][2]
According to Jerome in De viris illustribus, Geminus wrote "a few monuments of his genius" (Latin: pauca ingenii sui monumenta) during the reigns of Severus Alexander as Roman Emperor (r. 222–235), Zebinnus as Patriarch of Antioch (231/2–237/40) and Heraclas as Patriarch of Alexandria (in office 232–248). These works have not survived.[3][4]