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 1 12|  Egyptian bishops to ~ ~ordain Maximus the Cynic. For the purpose
 2 13| Alexandria which, by favouring Maximus, had exercised such a disturbing ~ ~
 3 14|     CANON IV.~ ~ ~ ~CONCERNING Maximus the Cynic and the disorder
 4 14|    account, it is decreed that Maximus never was and ~ ~is not
 5 14| EPITOME OF CANON IV.~ ~ ~ ~Let Maximus the Cynic be cast out from
 6 14|        Diet. Christ. Biog.) ~ ~MAXIMUS the Cynic; the intrusive
 7 14|       and then in substituting Maximus, ~ ~as has been remarked
 8 14|      towards Chrysostom.~ ~ ~ ~Maximus was a native of Alexandria
 9 14|         closest companionship. Maximus proclaimed the most unbounded
10 14|    became the complete dupe of Maximus.~ ~ ~ ~All this time Maximus
11 14|   Maximus.~ ~ ~ ~All this time Maximus was secretly maturing a
12 14|      been, and lent himself to Maximus's projects. Maximus found ~ ~
13 14| himself to Maximus's projects. Maximus found ~ ~a ready tool in
14 14|        patriarch to consecrate Maximus.~ ~ ~ ~The conspirators
15 14|     scene with their officers; Maximus and his consecrators ~ ~
16 14|  ordination of the long-haired Maximus ("comatum") ~ ~and asks
17 14|       369; Ep. 5; 5, 6).~ ~ ~ ~Maximus returned to Alexandria,
18 14|        to the prefect, by whom Maximus ~ ~was driven out of Egypt.
19 14|        in 381, the question of Maximus's claim to the see of ~ ~
20 14|      on the Canons, in loc.)~ ~Maximus, however, having been expelled
21 14|  remarks-- ~ ~"Saul a prophet, Maximus an author!" Carm. adv. Mar.,
22 14|  Italic diocese" the appeal of Maximus seemed ~ ~like the appeal
23 14|        thus wrote in favour of Maximus "reconnurent bientot quel
24 18|      Westerns held (the Cynic) Maximus to be the ~ ~rightful bishop