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 1      II, XXXVI  |     Athanasius, that Ursatius and Valens,leading men among the Arians,
 2      II, XXXVIII|           Ursatius of Singidunum, Valens of Mursa, Theodorus of Heraclia,
 3      II, XXXVIII| especially under the influence of Valens. For at that time, when
 4      II, XXXVIII|           stood outside the town, Valens who was then the bishop
 5      II, XXXVIII|          keep up his courage. But Valens had cunningly arranged,
 6      II, XXXVIII|          being a prey to anxiety, Valens · was the first to announce
 7      II, XXXVIII|       introduced to his presence, Valens, to increase the reverence
 8      II, XXXVIII|     victory through the merits of Valens, and not by the valor of
 9      II, XXXIX  |       person of the judges.43 But Valens and his confederates not
10      II, XXXIX  |          as to the true faith.But Valens and Ursatius, with the rest
11      II, XL     |        these monstrous errors.For Valens and Ursatius, with their
12      II, XLIV   |        which was made to him. For Valens and Ursatius affirmed that
13      II, XLIV   |      commencement53 in time. Then Valens, as if assisting our friends,
14      II, XLIV   |            must be excepted which Valens had subjoined, and which,