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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. III
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126 Of Didymus of Alexandria and Ephraim the Syrian. 127 Of what bishops were at this time distinguished in Asia and Pontus. 128 Of the letter written by Valens to the great Valentinianus about the war, and how he replied. 129 Of the piety of Count Terentius. 130 Of the bold utterance of Trajanus the general. 131 Of Isaac the monk of Constantinople and Bretanio the Scythian Bishop. 132 Of the expedition of Valens against the Goths and how he paid the penalty of his impiety. 133 How the Goths became tainted by the Arian error. 134 Chapter I 135 Of the return of the bishops. 136 Of the dissension caused by Paulinus; of the innovation by Apollinarius of Laodicea, and of the philosophy of Meletius. 137 Of Eusebius Bishop of Samosata. 138 Of the campaign of Theodosius. 139 Of the reign of Theodosius and of his dream. 140 Of famous leaders of the Arian faction. 141 The council assembled at Constantinople. 142 Synodical letter from the council at Constantinople. 143 Synodical letter of Damasus bishop of Rome against Apollinarius and Timotheus. 144 A confession of the Catholic faith which Pope Damasus sent to Bishop Paulinus in Macedonia when he was at Thessalonica. 145 Of the death of Gratianus and the sovereignty of Maximus. 146 Of Justina, the wife of Valentinianus, and of her plot against Ambrosius. 147 Of the information given by Maximus the tyrant to Valentinianus. 148 Of the Letter written by the Emperor Theodosius concerning the same. 149 Of Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 150 Of the massacre of Thessalonica; the boldness of Bishop Ambrosius, and the piety of the Emperor.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. III
885 chapters English Public domain
About this book
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885 chapters
126 Of Didymus of Alexandria and Ephraim the Syrian. 127 Of what bishops were at this time distinguished in Asia and Pontus. 128 Of the letter written by Valens to the great Valentinianus about the war, and how he replied. 129 Of the piety of Count Terentius. 130 Of the bold utterance of Trajanus the general. 131 Of Isaac the monk of Constantinople and Bretanio the Scythian Bishop. 132 Of the expedition of Valens against the Goths and how he paid the penalty of his impiety. 133 How the Goths became tainted by the Arian error. 134 Chapter I 135 Of the return of the bishops. 136 Of the dissension caused by Paulinus; of the innovation by Apollinarius of Laodicea, and of the philosophy of Meletius. 137 Of Eusebius Bishop of Samosata. 138 Of the campaign of Theodosius. 139 Of the reign of Theodosius and of his dream. 140 Of famous leaders of the Arian faction. 141 The council assembled at Constantinople. 142 Synodical letter from the council at Constantinople. 143 Synodical letter of Damasus bishop of Rome against Apollinarius and Timotheus. 144 A confession of the Catholic faith which Pope Damasus sent to Bishop Paulinus in Macedonia when he was at Thessalonica. 145 Of the death of Gratianus and the sovereignty of Maximus. 146 Of Justina, the wife of Valentinianus, and of her plot against Ambrosius. 147 Of the information given by Maximus the tyrant to Valentinianus. 148 Of the Letter written by the Emperor Theodosius concerning the same. 149 Of Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 150 Of the massacre of Thessalonica; the boldness of Bishop Ambrosius, and the piety of the Emperor.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. III
885 chapters English Public domain
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885 chapters
126 Of Didymus of Alexandria and Ephraim the Syrian. 127 Of what bishops were at this time distinguished in Asia and Pontus. 128 Of the letter written by Valens to the great Valentinianus about the war, and how he replied. 129 Of the piety of Count Terentius. 130 Of the bold utterance of Trajanus the general. 131 Of Isaac the monk of Constantinople and Bretanio the Scythian Bishop. 132 Of the expedition of Valens against the Goths and how he paid the penalty of his impiety. 133 How the Goths became tainted by the Arian error. 134 Chapter I 135 Of the return of the bishops. 136 Of the dissension caused by Paulinus; of the innovation by Apollinarius of Laodicea, and of the philosophy of Meletius. 137 Of Eusebius Bishop of Samosata. 138 Of the campaign of Theodosius. 139 Of the reign of Theodosius and of his dream. 140 Of famous leaders of the Arian faction. 141 The council assembled at Constantinople. 142 Synodical letter from the council at Constantinople. 143 Synodical letter of Damasus bishop of Rome against Apollinarius and Timotheus. 144 A confession of the Catholic faith which Pope Damasus sent to Bishop Paulinus in Macedonia when he was at Thessalonica. 145 Of the death of Gratianus and the sovereignty of Maximus. 146 Of Justina, the wife of Valentinianus, and of her plot against Ambrosius. 147 Of the information given by Maximus the tyrant to Valentinianus. 148 Of the Letter written by the Emperor Theodosius concerning the same. 149 Of Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 150 Of the massacre of Thessalonica; the boldness of Bishop Ambrosius, and the piety of the Emperor.
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