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Exile | Exile Date | Sent From | Went To | Returned | Relationships | Office | Sources |
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Barsauma (male) mid fifth century, died 491 (from: --/--/431 to: --/--/491) View Case |
451 - ? (from: --/--/451 to: --/--/--) | Edessa [Şanlıurfa] | Nisibis [Nusaybin] | no |
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S. Gerö, Barsauma of Nisibis and Persian Christianity in the Fifth Century (CSCO 426 Subs. 63), Louvain 1981, 60–72 |
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- He Introduced A More Nestorian Theology To The Persian Church (1) [x]
- Philost. 2.7: "philostorgius Says, That Eusebius, Maris, And Theognis, After A Period Of Three Years Spent In Banishment, Were Recalled By Command Of The Emperor, And Immediately Put Forth An Heretical Form Of Faith, And Sent It In Every Direction, In Order To Counteract The Nicene Creed. " (3)
- After His Return, He Ordained Many Bishops, E.g. Maris Of Doliche (1)
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- He Writes The Vita Antonii Out Of Gratefulness That He Finds Shelter In Monastic Communities, He Is Able To Supervise His Diocese (1)
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