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 1 Int, I  |         district most thoroughly. Basil, brother of Gregory of Nyssa,
 2 Int, I  |         Origen's teaching reached Basil and Gregory of Nazianzus,
 3 Int, I  |        friend and contemporary of Basil at the University of Athens,
 4 Int, I  |        brother bishop. Soon after Basil became bishop of Caesarea
 5 Int  (2)|                             1 See Basil, Ep. 223.~
 6 Int, I  |        was the younger brother of Basil and author of the present
 7 Int, I  |         persecution. His parents, Basil and Emmelia, had ten children,
 8 Int, I  |       satisfactory marriages. St. Basil the Great was the eldest
 9 Int, I  |           a boy, nor did he share Basil's educational advantages.
10 Int, I  |       quarrel between his brother Basil and their uncle Gregory.
11 Int, I  |          for a reconciliation. In Basil's 58th Epistle may be read
12 Int, I  |         the elder brother.~In 370 Basil had become bishop and metropolitan
13 Int, I  |           378.~On January 1, 379, Basil died; in September of the
14 Int, III|  monastery of Tabennisi.~In 357-8 Basil visited Egypt and returned
15 Int, III|           for monasticism proper. Basil called his friend Gregory
16 Int, III|          more than a brief visit. Basil chose for his experiment
17 Int, III|      living on the family estate. Basil put himself at the head
18 Int, III|         on her side of the river. Basil took Pachomius' coenobium
19 Int, III|         monasteries prescribed by Basil in his Rules. It is not
20 Int, III|           It is not clear whether Basil's monastery on the far side
21 Int, III|        may be surmised that, when Basil became bishop of Caesarea
22 Int, III|        two recent monographs, St. Basil and his Rule (Oxford, 1912),
23 Int, III|         by E. F. Morison, and St. Basil the Great: a Study in Monasticism (
24 Int, III|          Latin version of Rufinus Basil's Rules became known in
25 Int, III|          any, Rufinus' version of Basil's Rules had upon the origin
26 Int, III| resemblance to those found in St. Basil, that the student will probably
27   7     |                                   BASIL RETURNS FROM THE UNIVERSITY~
28   7     |      Macrina's brother, the great Basil, returned after his long
29   8     |         came next after the great Basil, excelled the rest in natural
30  12     |        whit inferior to the great Basil. But at this time he was
31  14     |                                   BASIL DIES AFTER A NOBLE CAREER~
32  14     |          A NOBLE CAREER~Meanwhile Basil, the famous saint, had been
33  14     |          this, the world-renowned Basil departed from men to live
34  14     |        glory of the family, great Basil, was removed from human
35  16     |     mention was made of the great Basil, my soul was saddened and