Damasus I

Damasus I. was pope from 366 to 384.

Damasus I., Bishop of Rome, § 46, 4.

And each Pope had on either side of him a Virtue, chosen according to his merits; thus, the Apostle Peter had Religion on one side and Charity, or rather Piety, on the other, and so all the others had similar Virtues; and the said Popes were Damasus I, Alexander I, Leo III, Gregory, Sylvester, and some others.

This doxology is said to have been added by Pope Damasus I., who also transposed v.