Book, Chapter

 1      II, XXVIII |      executing the office of bishop, and Paul, too, after he
 2      II, XXXI   |      was then, first of all, bishop at Jerusalem. A fourth persecution
 3      II, XXXVI  |      his absence Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria, a holy man,
 4      II, XXXVI  |    the sentence on Photinus, bishop of Sirmion, was not rescinded;
 5      II, XXXVI  |      the presence of Julius, bishop of Rome, asked pardon of
 6      II, XXXVII |      these was Paulinus, the bishop of Treves. It is related
 7      II, XXXVIII|      Valens who was then the bishop of the place being with
 8      II, XXXIX  |   bitterness. Then Eusebius, bishop of the Vercellenses, and
 9      II, XXXIX  |   Vercellenses, and Lucifer, bishop of Caralis44 in Sardinia,
10      II, XXXIX  |    was immediately chosen as bishop in his place. Liberius,
11      II, XXXIX  |    his place. Liberius, too, bishop of the city of Rome, and
12      II, XXXIX  |  city of Rome, and Hilarius, bishop of Poictiers, were driven
13      II, XXXIX  |      exile. Rhodanius, also, bishop of Toulouse (who, being
14      II, XL     |  these opinions. Saturninus, bishop of Arles, a violent and
15      II, XLI    |     heard that Gavidius, our bishop, was accustomed to refer
16      II, XLIV   |     Foegadius, and Servatio, bishop of the Tungri. As these
17      II, XLV    |   form. Saturninus, however, bishop of Arles, who was, in truth,
18      II, XLVI   |  This went on until Hyginus, bishop of Cordova, who dwelt in
19      II, XLVII  |   was entrusted to Ithacius, bishop of Sossuba, of seeing that
20      II, XLVII  |      the priests, appoint as bishop in the town of Aries, Priscillian,
21      II, XLVIII |     who was at that time the bishop of the city, they might
22      II, XLIX   | subsequently defended by the bishop Pritannius, he set them
23      II, XLIX   |  unworthy of the office of a bishop. But Priscillian, in order
24      II, L      |       who was at that time a bishop, and a man clearly worthy