Gregory of Nazianzum Ho Theologos the Divine a Contribution to the Ecclesias
Gregory of Nazianzum Ho Theologos the Divine a Contribution to the Ecclesias
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Eiyisc, 1. 94, p. 12. 2 Valens, after he had already succeeded too well, made a very remarkable attack (towards the end of the year 371) upon the orthodox Churches of Cappadocia, esjDecially upon the chief city, Csesarea, in order forcibly to compel them to adopt the Arian creed. He feared to encounter a specially powerful resistance from the courage and zeal of Basil, and had therefore put off the struggle with him to the last. We have some interesting accounts of this contest (though previous...ly requiring much critical correc- tion) from the pens of eye-witnesses, and they agree in showing that Basil at last came off victorious. Gregory of Nazianz. {Orat. Xliii. 47, p. 805 et seq. ), Gregory of Nyssa {adrers. Eunoin. , lib. I. T. Ii. P. 313), and, with some variation, Theodoret, iv. 19 ; Socrates, iv. 26 ; Sozomenus, vi. 16. Although Gregory was at Csesarea during this contest, and helped to support his friend, yet no particvilar details of his exertions at that time are presei-ved to us.
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Eiyisc, 1. 94, p. 12. 2 Valens, after he had already succeeded too well, made a very remarkable attack (towards the end of the year 371) upon the orthodox Churches of Cappadocia, esjDecially upon the chief city, Csesarea, in order forcibly to compel them to adopt the Arian creed. He feared to encounter a specially powerful resistance from the courage and zeal of Basil, and had therefore put off the struggle with him to the last. We have some interesting accounts of this contest (though previous...ly requiring much critical correc- tion) from the pens of eye-witnesses, and they agree in showing that Basil at last came off victorious. Gregory of Nazianz. {Orat. Xliii. 47, p. 805 et seq. ), Gregory of Nyssa {adrers. Eunoin. , lib. I. T. Ii. P. 313), and, with some variation, Theodoret, iv. 19 ; Socrates, iv. 26 ; Sozomenus, vi. 16. Although Gregory was at Csesarea during this contest, and helped to support his friend, yet no particvilar details of his exertions at that time are presei-ved to us.
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