Eugenius, Saint, [Fr. Saint-Eugene; Ger. Sankt Eugen,] was chosen Bishop of Carthage about 480 A.D., when the church was divided between the Catholics and the Arians, the latter of whom were favoured by the Vandal king Huneric.  A few years later the Arians persecuted their opponents, and exiled Eugenius.  He wrote an "Exposition of the Catholic Faith," and other works.  Died in 505 A.D. (Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography and Mythology, Thomas, 1908)