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There are two contrasting theories regarding the social position of Priscillian of Avila’s (†386) followers: one, certainly the most accepted, considers them wealthy and educated aristocrats; the other, developed in the 1960s and 1970s, depicts them as poor and wronged farmers. This paper contributes to the discussion by presenting a detailed prosopographical study of all the followers of Priscillian known to us. It argues that he attracted people from very different social positions, from humble clerics to distinct senators. Such a study is important to better understand the causes of the fierce antagonism Priscillian suffered and the diffusion of monasticism among Western aristocracies in the fourth century.

Quem eram os seguidores de Prisciliano de Ávila? Aristocracias, controvérsia religiosa e monasticismo na Espanha do século IV