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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... Tyre . Depo- sition of Athanasius 64 XXVI . Erection and dedication of a church in Jerusalem . 92 67 XXVII . Re - call of Arius from 3 7 58822 exile ; his formulary of 68 faith 69 XIII . Martyrdom of St. Acep- simus . 70 XIV . Martyrdom ...
... Tyre . Depo- sition of Athanasius 64 XXVI . Erection and dedication of a church in Jerusalem . 92 67 XXVII . Re - call of Arius from 3 7 58822 exile ; his formulary of 68 faith 69 XIII . Martyrdom of St. Acep- simus . 70 XIV . Martyrdom ...
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... Tyre , to Eusebius Pamphilus , who presided over the church of Cæsarea in Palestine , and to Patrophilus bishop of Scytho- polis , soliciting permission for himself and for his adherents , as he had already attained the rank of ...
... Tyre , to Eusebius Pamphilus , who presided over the church of Cæsarea in Palestine , and to Patrophilus bishop of Scytho- polis , soliciting permission for himself and for his adherents , as he had already attained the rank of ...
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... Tyre , and Patrophilus , bishop of Scythopolis , ( whose senti- ments were adopted by the Eastern priests , ) of favouring the heresy of Arius . The pretext resorted to for his deposition , however , was , that he had defiled the ...
... Tyre , and Patrophilus , bishop of Scythopolis , ( whose senti- ments were adopted by the Eastern priests , ) of favouring the heresy of Arius . The pretext resorted to for his deposition , however , was , that he had defiled the ...
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... Tyre , was translated to the see of Antioch . Dying six months afterwards , he was succeeded by Eulalius , after whom came Euphronius . See Valesius ' notes on Socrates , Eccl . Hist . i . ch . 24 . 2 The phrase in the text is ὑποψήφιος ...
... Tyre , was translated to the see of Antioch . Dying six months afterwards , he was succeeded by Eulalius , after whom came Euphronius . See Valesius ' notes on Socrates , Eccl . Hist . i . ch . 24 . 2 The phrase in the text is ὑποψήφιος ...
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... Tyre in Phoenicia , travelled as far as India . He was accompanied by two youths , named Frumentius and Edesius ; they were his relatives , and he had the charge of their education . After accomplishing a journey through India , he ...
... Tyre in Phoenicia , travelled as far as India . He was accompanied by two youths , named Frumentius and Edesius ; they were his relatives , and he had the charge of their education . After accomplishing a journey through India , he ...
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