Vincent of Digne was a 4th-century Catholic bishop of Berber descent. Born in North Africa around 250, he traveled to Rome in 313 alongside other North African bishops to participate in a council regarding the Donatists. Following instructions from Pope Melchiades and consultations in Arles, he traveled through the Italian side of the Alps to preach the gospel. He eventually served as the second Bishop of Digne from 380 until his death in 394.