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 1  2,2|                                  Arianism and the Council of Nicaea~
 2  2,2|          the best authorities on Arianism wrote: “Arianism had started
 3  2,2|  authorities on Arianism wrote: “Arianism had started with a vigour
 4  2,2|         of the Christian world … Arianism seemed hopelessly crushed
 5  2,2|           by its condemnation of Arianism, not only failed to put
 6  2,2|        sentiment was in favor of Arianism; the Emperor was educated
 7  2,2|        favorable attitude toward Arianism. During the last years of
 8  2,2|     years of Constantine’s reign Arianism penetrated even to the court
 9  2,2|         As an ardent adherent of Arianism, Constantius carried out
10  2,3|  declaring himself a follower of Arianism, he became intolerant of
11  2,3|      During the reign of Valens, Arianism played the dominant role.
12  2,3|          bishop that he renounce Arianism and join the creed of Nicaea.
13  2,3|        other heresies based upon Arianism; confirmed the declaration
14  2,3|         to achieve church unity. Arianism in its various manifestations
15  2,3|        Asia Minor firmly held to Arianism with its subsequent ramifications.
16  2,5|   orthodoxy in its struggle with Arianism, these three writers left
17  2,5|          and harsh struggle with Arianism appeared the brilliant figure
18  3,6| significant religious doctrines. Arianism was widely spread in the
19  4,1|        viewed Islam as a kind of Arianism and placed it on a level
20  4,1|      sect, akin in its dogmas to Arianism; and even in the later part