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Page 283
... Eusebians were even then too powerful and too bold , to care for much more than the bare forms of law , or to scruple at any evidence , which the unskilfulness of their Egyptian coadjutors might set before them . A charge of violence in ...
... Eusebians were even then too powerful and too bold , to care for much more than the bare forms of law , or to scruple at any evidence , which the unskilfulness of their Egyptian coadjutors might set before them . A charge of violence in ...
Page 303
... Eusebians , joined them for a time , and took a chief share together with Basil in the management of the Council of Ancyra . Mace- donius , who was originally an Anomoan , passed through Semi - Arianism to the heresy of the Pneuma ...
... Eusebians , joined them for a time , and took a chief share together with Basil in the management of the Council of Ancyra . Mace- donius , who was originally an Anomoan , passed through Semi - Arianism to the heresy of the Pneuma ...
Page 470
... EUSEBIANS DEPOSE ATHANASIUS , AND CONSTANTINE BANISHES HIM TO TREVES . 336. Eusebians hold a Council at Constantinople to con- demn Marcellus on the ground of his Sabellianism ; and to recognize Arius . DEATH OF ARIUS . 337. DEATH OF ...
... EUSEBIANS DEPOSE ATHANASIUS , AND CONSTANTINE BANISHES HIM TO TREVES . 336. Eusebians hold a Council at Constantinople to con- demn Marcellus on the ground of his Sabellianism ; and to recognize Arius . DEATH OF ARIUS . 337. DEATH OF ...
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