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The library of Photius, Volume 1 (of 1)

Note 471 — PHOTIUS BIBLIOTHECA OR MYRIOBIBLON⁠[6] (continued 3)

John Henry Freese translation

Successively bishop of Berytus, Nicomedia, and Constantinople. Exiled by Constantine, he was recalled through the influence of the Arians, and became the bitter enemy of Athanasius, whose banishment he procured. He became bishop of Constantinople in 341, his advancement being due to the patronage of Constantia, the emperor’s sister. He drew up nearly all the Arian formulae.

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