(also called Augustinus Romanus), archbishop of Nazareth and Barletta, who died in 1443, was a native of Rome. He wrote annotations on the Revelation and St. Paul's epistles, also some treatises, as De Peccato Originali: — De Potestate Papa: — De Perfecta Justitia Militantis Ecclesiae: — De Potestate Principum in Collatione Bonorum Suorum Ecclesiis Facta. His De Sacramento Unitatis Jesu Christi et Ecclesiae, De Christo Capite et Ejus Inclyto Principatu, and De Charitate Christi Circa Electos et Ejus Infinito Amore, were rejected by the Council at Basle in 1435. See Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexikon, s.v. (B.P.)