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 1 Int     |       years after the death of Lucifer, and very soon after Jerome’
 2 Int     |        had been consecrated by Lucifer, he had no sympathy with
 3 Int     |        he had no sympathy with Lucifer’s narrower views, as he
 4 Int     |      plainly in this Dialogue. Lucifer, who was bishop of Cagliari
 5 Int     |      met at Milan in a.d. 354. Lucifer distinguished himself by
 6 Int     |  exiled bishops to return; but Lucifer instead of going to Alexandria
 7 Int     |        he retired immediately. Lucifer stayed, and “declared that
 8 Int     |      concession which offended Lucifer, and he became henceforth
 9 Int     |    been pointed out above that Lucifer of Cagliari, who had been
10 Int     | congregation of Apollinarians. Lucifer, in the earnestness of his
11 Int     |        received at Nicæa? (20) Lucifer who was a good shepherd,
12 1       |    long ago that a follower of Lucifer had a dispute with a son
13 1(4049) |     the highest. The fact that Lucifer was Bishop of Cagliari in
14 14(4097)|       That is the followers of Lucifer, whose see was in Sardinia.~
15 15(4105)|          in which the views of Lucifer prevailed and which his
16 20      |  otherwise of that saintly man Lucifer than his merits demand,
17 21(4133)|       Liberius the bishop with Lucifer and Pancratius to the Emperor
18 26      |      Ariminum was held, before Lucifer went into exile, Hilary
19 27      |   decision which condemns both Lucifer and Hilary, since the same