الصراع الدوناتي الكاثوليكي في المغرب القديم (من خلال كتابات القديس أوغسطين)‎ (311 م-411 م)‎

الملخص EN

This study aims at high ting the roots of the Donatical schism, and the background of the Donatical- Catholic conflict in the ancient Maghreb, which dates back to the persecution of Christians by the emperor Dioclétianus during the period (303-305 A.D.), which led to the rebelling of many of them.

The problem of division as strongly raised in the African church.

The schism is dedicated to the influence of Caecilianus Bishop of Carthage in 311 A.D., after death of Mensurius, the African church found itself was divided between two Bishops and two parties: the Donatist church and the Catholic church.

Saint -Augustine entered the arena of conflict since 392 A.D., at the head of his Bishop Hippo-Régius (Annaba currently), he presided over the Hippone complex in 393 A.D., which condemned the Donatists, and for more than a century, The Donatist Church stood in the face the Catholic church and the Roman temporal authority that supported it until the Carthage debate was help at the request of the emperor, who approved the principle of attending and forbidding the Donatism officially in 411 A.D.