N.B.-Dates upon which the Historia Acephala and Festal Index coincide are printed in Thick Type. Deputation of the Marcellians of Ancyra to Athanasius. Athanasius begins his Memorial Church.Ĭorrespondence between Athan. Athanasius retires to his country house). Rescript arrives at Alexandria for expulsion of Athanasius. Valens appointed ‘Augustus’ by Valentinian. in Upper Egypt.Īugust? Athanasius secretly in Alexandria. Renewed order of Julian against Athanasius. Julian’s edict (for recall of bishops) posted at Alexandria. Meletius elected bishop of Antioch and deposed. (Homoean deposition of ‘Semi-Arian’ leaders and excommunication of Aetius). Julian proclaimed ‘Augustus’ at Paris.ĭedication council at CP. Creed of Niké accepted by delegates at CP. Third council, and second creed (‘blasphemy’) of Sirmium. Cataphronius becomes Prefect of Egypt.įeb. Legation of Serapion, &c., to Constantius. Gallus proclaimed as ‘Constantius Caesar.’ First council at Sirmium against Photinus.ģ49. Earliest possible date for consecration of Frumentius by Athanasius.ģ47. Death of Gregory at Alexandria (about ten months after letter of Constantius). Constantius writes forbidding persecution of orthodox at Alexandria. Deposition of Stephen: Council at Antioch appoint Leontius and issue ‘Macrosrich.’Īugust. Death of Eusebius of Nicomedia or CP.Īfter Easter. Constans repels Eusebian deputies at Treveri (p. Athanasius leaves Rome (after three years’ stay) for Milan.Ĭonstans leaves him there (Frankish Campaign). Roman council and reply of Julius to Eusebians (eighteen months from arrival of Ath.in Rome). Their letter reaches Rome in spring.Īutumn. Eusebian bishops meet at Antioch and reply to Julius. lxxxii., the authorities agree as to the year, and their data combine readily as to the exact days). Synod at Antioch appoint Gregory bishop of Alexandria.ģ39. Council of Egyptian bishops at Alexandria.ģ39. * Return of Athanasius to Alexandria.ģ38. Letter of ‘Constantius Caesar’ ordering return of Athanasius (p. Acius received to communion.Ĭouncil at CP., Marcellus (Asclepas), &c., deposed.ģ37. for Council of Tyre (beginning of first exile, Epiphi 17).Įnd of Sept.? Council at Jerusalem. refuses to attend.Īthanasius leaves Alex. Athanasius defends himself before Constantine.ģ34. Council at Antioch deposes Eustathius.ģ31. Visitation of the Thebaid: ordains Pachomius presbyter.ģ30. Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria.ģ29, 330. Entire Meletian Episcopate collected at Alexandria, and reconciled to the Church (p. Constantine sole Emperor.įirst intervention of Constantine in Arian question.ģ27. Letter of Alexander of Alexandria to his namesake of Byzantium. Memorandum of deposition signed by Clergy of Alexandria.ģ23. Deposition of Arius by an Egyptian Synod. Probable date of the contra Gentes, his first book.ģ21. His Edict of Toleration, and death.Įarliest possible date for the ‘ boy-baptism’ of Athanasius.ģ18. Edict of Milan(third Edict of Toleration), by Constantine and Licinius. Constantine defeats Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge.ģ13. Edict of Toleration by Constantine at Milan.
Martyrdom of Peter, &c., at Alexandria.ģ12. Renewed persecution by Maximin in Syria and Egypt. First edict of Toleration, and death of Galerius.ģ11. Maximin assumes title of ‘Augustus’ (holds Syria and Egypt).ģ11. Constantine proclaimed ‘Augustus’ at York.ģ07. Retirement of Diocletian (Constantine and Maximin ‘Caesars’).ģ06.
First edict of persecution by Diocletian and Galerius.ĭecember. General Chronological Table of the Life of S.
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