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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. II
524 chapters English Public domain
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01 Title Page. 02 Title Page. 03 Prefatory Note. 04 Section I 05 Life of Socrates. 06 Socrates' Ecclesiastical History. 07 History of Socrates' Work. 08 Chapter I 09 By what Means the Emperor Constantine became a Christian. 10 While Constantine favors the Christians, Licinius, his Colleague, persecutes them. 11 War arises between Constantine and Licinius on Account of the Christians. 12 The Dispute of Arius with Alexander, his Bishop. 13 Division begins in the Church from this Controversy; and Alexander Bishop of Alexandria excommunicates Arius and his Adherents. 14 The Emperor Constantine being grieved at the Disturbance of the Churches, sends Hosius the Spaniard to Alexandria, exhorting the Bishop and Arius to Reconciliation and Unity. 15 Of the Synod which was held at Nicæa in Bithynia, and the Creed there put forth. 16 The Letter of the Synod, relative to its Decisions: and the Condemnation of Arius and those who agreed with him. 17 The Emperor also summons to the Synod Acesius, Bishop of the Novatians. 18 Of the Bishop Paphnutius. 19 Of Spyridon, Bishop of the Cypriots. 20 Of Eutychian the Monk. 21 Eusebius Bishop of Nicomedia, and Theognis Bishop of Nicæa, who had been banished for agreeing in Opinion with Arius, having published their Recantation, and assented to the Creed, are reinstated in their Sees. 22 After the Synod, on the Death of Alexander, Athanasius is constituted Bishop of Alexandria. 23 The Emperor Constantine having enlarged the Ancient Byzantium, calls it Constantinople. 24 The Emperor's Mother Helena having come to Jerusalem, searches for and finds the Cross of Christ, and builds a Church. 25 The Emperor Constantine abolishes Paganism and erects many Churches in Different Places.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. II
524 chapters English Public domain
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524 chapters
01 Title Page. 02 Title Page. 03 Prefatory Note. 04 Section I 05 Life of Socrates. 06 Socrates' Ecclesiastical History. 07 History of Socrates' Work. 08 Chapter I 09 By what Means the Emperor Constantine became a Christian. 10 While Constantine favors the Christians, Licinius, his Colleague, persecutes them. 11 War arises between Constantine and Licinius on Account of the Christians. 12 The Dispute of Arius with Alexander, his Bishop. 13 Division begins in the Church from this Controversy; and Alexander Bishop of Alexandria excommunicates Arius and his Adherents. 14 The Emperor Constantine being grieved at the Disturbance of the Churches, sends Hosius the Spaniard to Alexandria, exhorting the Bishop and Arius to Reconciliation and Unity. 15 Of the Synod which was held at Nicæa in Bithynia, and the Creed there put forth. 16 The Letter of the Synod, relative to its Decisions: and the Condemnation of Arius and those who agreed with him. 17 The Emperor also summons to the Synod Acesius, Bishop of the Novatians. 18 Of the Bishop Paphnutius. 19 Of Spyridon, Bishop of the Cypriots. 20 Of Eutychian the Monk. 21 Eusebius Bishop of Nicomedia, and Theognis Bishop of Nicæa, who had been banished for agreeing in Opinion with Arius, having published their Recantation, and assented to the Creed, are reinstated in their Sees. 22 After the Synod, on the Death of Alexander, Athanasius is constituted Bishop of Alexandria. 23 The Emperor Constantine having enlarged the Ancient Byzantium, calls it Constantinople. 24 The Emperor's Mother Helena having come to Jerusalem, searches for and finds the Cross of Christ, and builds a Church. 25 The Emperor Constantine abolishes Paganism and erects many Churches in Different Places.
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524 chapters English Public domain
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Table of contents
524 chapters
01 Title Page. 02 Title Page. 03 Prefatory Note. 04 Section I 05 Life of Socrates. 06 Socrates' Ecclesiastical History. 07 History of Socrates' Work. 08 Chapter I 09 By what Means the Emperor Constantine became a Christian. 10 While Constantine favors the Christians, Licinius, his Colleague, persecutes them. 11 War arises between Constantine and Licinius on Account of the Christians. 12 The Dispute of Arius with Alexander, his Bishop. 13 Division begins in the Church from this Controversy; and Alexander Bishop of Alexandria excommunicates Arius and his Adherents. 14 The Emperor Constantine being grieved at the Disturbance of the Churches, sends Hosius the Spaniard to Alexandria, exhorting the Bishop and Arius to Reconciliation and Unity. 15 Of the Synod which was held at Nicæa in Bithynia, and the Creed there put forth. 16 The Letter of the Synod, relative to its Decisions: and the Condemnation of Arius and those who agreed with him. 17 The Emperor also summons to the Synod Acesius, Bishop of the Novatians. 18 Of the Bishop Paphnutius. 19 Of Spyridon, Bishop of the Cypriots. 20 Of Eutychian the Monk. 21 Eusebius Bishop of Nicomedia, and Theognis Bishop of Nicæa, who had been banished for agreeing in Opinion with Arius, having published their Recantation, and assented to the Creed, are reinstated in their Sees. 22 After the Synod, on the Death of Alexander, Athanasius is constituted Bishop of Alexandria. 23 The Emperor Constantine having enlarged the Ancient Byzantium, calls it Constantinople. 24 The Emperor's Mother Helena having come to Jerusalem, searches for and finds the Cross of Christ, and builds a Church. 25 The Emperor Constantine abolishes Paganism and erects many Churches in Different Places.
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