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The diocese of Severiana (Latin : Seberianensis) was a bishopric in the province of Byzacena in the 5th century. Its only attested bishop, Victorinus, is listed tenth among the Chalcedonian attendees of the Council of Carthage (484). ^[1] Today, Severiana is a titular see of the Catholic Church in Tunisia.

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