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A Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century A.D., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies - EDITED BY HENRY WACE, D.D. & WILLIAM C. PIERCY, M.A..
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A
- Abercius, bishop of Hierapolis
- Abgar
- Acacius, bishop of Caesarea
- Acacius, patriarch of Constantinople
- Acephali
- Aerius, founder of the heretical sect of the Aerians
- Aetius, an Arian sect founder and head
- Agapetus, bishop of Rome
- Agnes
- Agnoëtae
- Alaric
- Albanus
- Albion
- Alexander I., bishop of Rome
- Alexander, bishop of Jerusalem
- Alexander, of Alexandria
- Alexander, of Byzantium
- Alexander, of Hierapolis Euphratensis
- Alogians, or Alogi
- Ambrosiaster, or Pseudo-Ambrosius
- Ambrosius of Alexandria
- Ambrosius of Greece
- Ambrosius, bishop of Milan
- Ammon (Amon), St
- Ammonius
- Ammonius Saccas
- Amphilochius, archbishop of Iconium
- Amphilochius, bishop of Sida
- Anastasia
- Anastasius I., bishop of Rome
- Anastasius II, bishop of Rome
- Anastasius Sinaita
- Anastasius, a presbyter of Antioch
- Anatolius, bishop of Constantinople
- Anatolius, bishop of Laodicea in Syria Prima
- Ancyra, Seven Martyrs of
- Andreas Samosatensis of Samosata
- Andreas of Caesarea
- Anicetus, bishop of Rome
- Anomoeans
- Anonomastus
- Anthimus, bishop of Tyana
- Anthropolatrae
- Anthropomorphitae
- Antidikomarianitae
- Antiochus, bishop of Ptolemais
- Antipopes
- Aphraat (Aphrahat, Farhad)
- Aphthartodocetae, a sect of Monophysites
- Apion
- Apolinaris, or Apolinarius Claudius
- Apollinarianism, Apollinarians, Apollinarists
- Apollinaris the Elder, of Alexandria
- Apollinaris the Younger, bishop of Laodicea
- Apollinaris, St. and Martyr
- Apollonius of Tyana
- Apostolic Fathers
- Apostolici
- Aquila
- Arethas, bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, and Andreas, an earlier archbishop of the same see
- Arinthaeus, a general under Valens
- Aristides, of Athens
- Aristion
- Aristo Pellaeus
- Arius
- Arnobius
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A cont.
- Arnobius, Junior
- Arsacius
- Arsenius
- Artemon, Artemonites
- Asterius, a bishop of Arabia
- Asterius, bishop of Amasea
- Athanasius, archbishop of Alexandria
- Athanasius, bishop of Anagastus
- Athanasius, bishop of Ancyra
- Athanasius, bishop of Perrha
- Athanasius, bishop of Scythopolis
- Athenagoras
- Atticus, archbishop. of Constantinople
- Attila, king and general of the Huns
- Augustinus, Aurelius
- Aurelian, Roman emperor
- Aurelius, Marcus, Roman emperor
- Ausonius, Decimus Magnus, poet
- Avitus, Alcimus Ecdicius, archbishop of Vienne
B
- Babylas, bishop of Antioch
- Bachiarius, monk
- Bardaisan, Syrian theologian
- Barnabas, Epistle of
- Barsumas, Nestorian bishop of Nisibis
- Barsumas,Syrian archimandrite
- Basilides, Gnostic sect founder
- Basiliscus, bishop of Comana
- Basilius of Ancyra, a presbyter
- Basilius of Ancyra, bishop of Ancyra
- Basilius of Cilicia, presbyter of Antioch
- Basilius, bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
- Basilius, bishop of Seleucia
- Basilius, friend of Chrysostom
- Beda, historian
- Benedictus I., pope
- Benedictus of Nursia, abbott of Monte Cassino
- Bertha, wife of Ethelbert, king of Kent
- Beryllus, bishop of Bostra
- Blandina, martyr
- Bonifacius I., pope
- Bonifacius II., pope
- Bonosus, founder of Bonosiani sect
- Bosphorius, bishop of Colonia
- Boëthius, Anicius Manlius Severinus
- Brigida, abbess of Kildare
C
- Caecilia, st., Roman lady
- Caecilianus, archdeacon and bishop of Carthage
- Caesarius, bishop of Arles
- Caesarius, friend of Chrysostom
- Caesarius, of Nazianzus
- Cainites
- Caius, ecclesiastical writer
- Caius, pope
- Calandio or Calendio, bishop of Antioch
- Calligonus, eunuch and chamberlain to Valentinian II
- Callistus, pope
- Caprasius, presbyter at Lérins
- Capreolus, bishop of Carthage
- Caracalla, nickname of M. Aurelius Severus Antoninus Bassianus
- Caritas, martyr
- Carpocrates, philosopher
- Cassianus Johannes, founder of Western Monachism
- Cassianus, Julius, a heretical teacher
- Cassianus, bishop of Autun
- Cassiodorus (or rather, Cassiodorius) Magnus Aurelius
- Catharine, martyr of Alexandria
- Celsus, polemical adversary of Christianity
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C cont.
- Cerdo, Gnostic teacher
- Cerenthus, opponent of St. John
- Christopher, martyr of universal fame
- Chromatius, bishop of Aquileia
- Chrysippus, guardian of the Holy Cross
- Chrysogonus, martyr under Diocletian
- Chrysologus, Petrus, archbishop of Ravenna
- Chrysostom, John, bishop of Constantinople
- Claudius, emperor
- Clemens Romanus (Clement of Rome), bishop of Rome
- Clemens, Flavius, first cousin of Domitian
- Clement of Alexandria
- Clementine Literature
- Cletus or Anacletus, bishop of Rome
- Clovis, king of the Salian Franks
- Coelestinus, commonly called Celestine, bishop of Rome
- Coelestius, heretic of Hibernian Scots
- Coelicolae
- Colluthus, presbyter and sect founder
- Collyridians
- Columba Columcille
- Columbanus, abbat of Luxeuil and Bobbio
- Comgall
- Commodianus
- Commodus
- Constans I
- Constantinus I
- Constantinus II., eldest son of Constantine the Great
- Constantius I. Flavius Valerius, emperor
- Constantius II., son of Constantius
- Cornelius, bishop of Rome
- Cosmas and Damianus, silverless martyrs
- Cosmas, Indian navigator
- Cyprianus Thascius Caecilius
- Cyriac, patriarch of Constantinople
- Cyril, Saint, archbishop of Alexandria
- Cyrillus of Scythopolis, hagiologist
- Cyrillus, bishop of Jerusalem
D
- Dalmatius, monk and abbat
- Damasus, pope
- Daniel, the Stylite
- Dativus, celebrated senator
- David, Welsh saint
- Demetrias, Roman virgin
- Demetrius
- Demophilus
- Dianius, bishop of Caesarea
- Didymus, head of catechetical school
- Dimoeritae, followers of Apollinarius
- Dinooth, Dinothus, abbat of Bangor Iscoed
- Diocletian, emperor
- Diodorus, presbyter of Antioch
- Diognetus, Epistle to
- Dionysia, martyr at Alexandria
- Dionysia, martyr in Africa
- Dionysia, virgin martyr at Lampsacus
- Dionysius Exiguus, monk in Western church
- Dionysius of Alexandria
- Dionysius, Pseudo-Areopagita
- Dionysius, St., apostle of France and bishop of Paris
- Dionysius, bishop of Corinth
- Dioscorus, patriarch of Alexandria
- Dioscorus, the monk
- Docetism
- Domitianus, emperor
- Domnus I., bishop of Antioch
- Domnus II., bishop of Antioch
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