Usilla

Usilla or Usula was a town in the Roman province of Byzacena, now Inchilla in Tunisia.

The names of six of its bishops have been preserved:[2]

• Felix, who was at the
  Council of Carthage (256)
  ;
• Cassianus, at the
  Council of Carthage (349)
  ;
• Theodore, one of the Donatist partisans of Maximianus, who at the Council of Cabarsussi (393) condemned Primianus, and in turn at the Council of Bagai (394) was condemned by the partisans of the latter, as one of the consecrators of Maximianus;
• Privatus, present at the
  Conference of Carthage (411)
  ;
• Victorinus, one of the Catholic bishops whom
  summoned to Carthage in 484
  and then exiled;
• Laurentius, a signatory of the letter against the Monothelites that the bishops of Byzacene addressed to the Byzantine emperor in 641.

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