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 1 Int     |    into prominent notice about a.d. 354, when great efforts
 2 Int     | Council, which met at Milan in a.d. 354. Lucifer distinguished
 3 Int     |       was sent into exile from a.d. 355 to a.d. 361, the greater
 4 Int     |    into exile from a.d. 355 to a.d. 361, the greater portion
 5 12(4096)|    expounded by Praxeas (circ. a.d. 200), Noetius (a.d. 220),
 6 12(4096)|      circ. a.d. 200), Noetius (a.d. 220), Sabellius (a.d. 225),
 7 12(4096)| Noetius (a.d. 220), Sabellius (a.d. 225), Beryllus and Paul
 8 12(4096)|        Paul of Samosata (circ. a.d. 250).~
 9 17(4113)|      of Seleucia and Ariminum, a.d. 359, see Bright’s History
10 17(4113)|       s History of the Church, a.d. 313–451, fourth edition,
11 19(4123)|           Bishop of Poictiers (a.d. 350). Died a.d. 368.~
12 19(4123)|     Poictiers (a.d. 350). Died a.d. 368.~
13 19(4124)|        in N. Italy. Died about a.d. 370. Both he and Hilary
14 20(4126)|     disciple of Arius. He died a.d. 342.~
15 20(4128)|           Born probably, about a.d. 260. He was made bishop
16 20(4129)|       the Council of Seleucia, a.d. 359; but the immediate predecessor
17 20(4129)|  Euzoius was Meletius, deposed a.d. 361. Baronius describes
18 20(4131)|                                a.d. 328, when Athanasius was
19 23(4143)|   Council was held at Carthage a.d. 255, and was followed by
20 23(4144)|    Bishop of Rome from May 12, a.d. 254, to Aug. 2, a.d. 257.
21 23(4144)|       12, a.d. 254, to Aug. 2, a.d. 257. See note on ch. 25.~
22 25(4159)|       by the Council of Arles (a.d. 314), which ordered that