Fathers of the Church › Socrates Scholasticus
1. Introduction to the Work 2. Introduction containing the Reason for the Author's Revision of his First and Second Books 3. Of Julian; his Lineage and Education; his Elevation to the Throne; his Apostasy to Paganism 4. After Jovian's Death, Valentinian is proclaimed Emperor, and takes his Brother Valens as Colleague in the Empire; Valentinian holds the Orthodox Faith, but Valens is an Arian 5. After the Death of Valens the Goths again attack Constantinople, and are repulsed by the Citizens, aided by Some Saracen Auxiliaries 6. On the Death of Theodosius his Two Sons divide the Empire. Rufinus is slain at the Feet of Arcadius 7. Anthemius the Prætorian Prefect administers the Government of the East in Behalf of Young Theodosius
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cited in 42 articles Acacius, Bishop of Caesarea 2.4 · Aetius 2.35 · Alexander, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria 1.6 · Anatolius, Bishop of Beroea 3.25 · Arcaf, Giovanni 1.27 · Arsenius, Bishop of Ypseli 1.1 · Cyril of Alexandria, Saint 7.13 · Pagan Classics, Question of the 3.16 · Confession 5.19 · Constantine (Imperator Caesar Flavius Valerius Constantinus Augustus), Roman Emperor, Known as the Great 1.2 · Constantinople 2.38 · Diodorus 5.3 · Ephesus ("Ephesos") 7.1 · Eudoxia, Empress of Byzantium 6.11 · Eufronius, Patriarch of Antioch 1.24 · Eusebius of Caesarea 1.18 · Philip of Side 7.1 · Flagellation 4.23 · Long Brothers 6.1 · Jovian (Flavius Jovianus Augustus) 3.1 · Labaro 1.3 · Macedonius and Macedonians 2.6 · Maratonius 2.38 · Marinus of Constantinople 5.12 · Matthew, Apostle, Evangelist, Saint 1.19 · Meletius (Melitius) of Lycopolis 1.9 · Methodius of Olympus, Saint 6.3 · Nestorius and Nestorianism 7.32 · Nectarius, Patriarch of Constantinople 5.19 · Nicaea 1.5 · Novatian Cemetery (Cimitero detto di Novaziano) 4.28 · Novatian and Novatianism 4.28 · Ossius of Córdoba 2.31 · Osiris (Osiris; Egiz. Wéjr; Gr. "Osíris") 2.31 · Pneumatomachi 2.45 · Relics 5.9 · Severian 6.11 · Sicily 4.12 · Vetranio 2.25 · Eleusis 2.1 · Fausta, Flavia Maxima 1.5 · Flavian, Saint 5.1
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