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The articles about "Arnobius" and "Arnobius the Elder" are clearly about the same person; one should be deleted, or they should be combined (and I'm not the person to do it). One gives the title of his magnum opus as "Adversus Gentes" and one as "Adversus Genies." Nevertheless, they're the same person.Michael N. Koplow17:53, 30 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
