The Ecclesiastical History of Sozomen: Comprising a History of the Church from A.D. 324 to A.D. 440Henry G. Bohn, 1855 - 536 pages |
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... afterwards assembled at Constantinople . 467 I. Deposition of Basil , Eusta- thius , and Macedonius 469 II . Aetius removed to Ambdala 470 III . Eunomius consecrated bi- ib . shop . IV . Constantius is defeated by the Persians • V ...
... afterwards assembled at Constantinople . 467 I. Deposition of Basil , Eusta- thius , and Macedonius 469 II . Aetius removed to Ambdala 470 III . Eunomius consecrated bi- ib . shop . IV . Constantius is defeated by the Persians • V ...
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... afterwards . Most probably he means Salamanes , Phusco , Malchio , and Crispio , [ SOZOMEN . ] B brothers , concerning whom he speaks in chap . xxxii PREFATORY Remarks by Valesius concerning the Life and Writings of Sozomen Chap Page ...
... afterwards . Most probably he means Salamanes , Phusco , Malchio , and Crispio , [ SOZOMEN . ] B brothers , concerning whom he speaks in chap . xxxii PREFATORY Remarks by Valesius concerning the Life and Writings of Sozomen Chap Page ...
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... afterwards became eminently useful to the men of Gaza and Ascalon , by his extraordinary power in expound- ing the most obscure passages of Holy Writ . Our author himself seems to have been born about the be- ginning of the fifth ...
... afterwards became eminently useful to the men of Gaza and Ascalon , by his extraordinary power in expound- ing the most obscure passages of Holy Writ . Our author himself seems to have been born about the be- ginning of the fifth ...
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... afterwards repaired to the emperor , who was then residing at Byzantium , and easily obtained a pardon , for Constantine esteemed him too highly to refuse his requests . I have now given in few words the history of the most illustrious ...
... afterwards repaired to the emperor , who was then residing at Byzantium , and easily obtained a pardon , for Constantine esteemed him too highly to refuse his requests . I have now given in few words the history of the most illustrious ...
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... withheld their assent from the Nicean Creed , but were afterwards persuaded by the king to subscribe See the note on Socrates in loco . it . 3 He was banished into Illyricum . Sotades . It ought to be known that although Eusebius.
... withheld their assent from the Nicean Creed , but were afterwards persuaded by the king to subscribe See the note on Socrates in loco . it . 3 He was banished into Illyricum . Sotades . It ought to be known that although Eusebius.
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