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Exile Exile Date Sent From Went To Returned Relationships Office Sources
Eulalius (male) early fifth century (from: --/--/418 to: --/--/423)
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29/3/419 - 423 (from: 29/3/419 to: --/--/423) Roma [Rome] Campania [Campania] no
collectio Avellana 31-7 (CSEL 35.1:77-84) https://archive.org/stream/epistulaeimperat01gnth#page/76/mode/2up Liber Pontificalis 44 (Duchesne I:89-92) https://archive.org/stream/bookofpopesliber00loom#page/88/mode/2up
Florentius (male) Mid fifth century (from: --/--/440 to: --/--/449)
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440 - 449 (from: --/--/440 to: --/--/449) North Africa [North Africa] Cyrrus [Khoros] no
Theodoretus of Cyrrhus
  • Bishop (mid fifth century)
Eusebius of Ancyra
  • Bishop (mid fifth century)
Theodoret, epistula 22 (21)
Eustathius of Antioch (age of Constantine) (male) early fourth century (from: --/--/325 to: --/--/337)
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326 - c. 337? (from: --/--/326 to: --/--/337) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] Traianoupolis [Alexandroupoli (Thrace)] no
Woman in Antioch
  • (326-329)
Eulalius of Antioch
  • (326-329)
Eusebius of Nicomedia
  • Bishop (326-329)
Calandion of Antioch
  • Bishop (488/9)
Cyrus of Beroea
  • Bishop (326-329)
Flavius Valerius Constantinus
  • Emperor (326-329)
Flavia Iulia Helena
  • Empress (326-329)
many presbyters and deacons in Antioch
  • presbyter (326-337?)
Athanasius, historia Arianorum 4.1, 5.2; Athanasius, de fuga 3.3; Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 1.24.2; Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 2.19.1; Eusebius, vita Constantini 3.59 (SC); Hieronymus, de viris illustribus 85 (Herding 52); Philostorgius, historia ecclesiastica 2.7; Theodoret, historia ecclesiastica 1.22 (SC 501:286); Theophanes, AM 5818 (de Boor 28); Theodorus (Anagnostes) Lector, epitome historiae ecclesiasticae, 435
Dioscorus of Alexandria (male) mid fifth cenntury, died 9/454 (from: --/--/431 to: --/--/454)
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451/2 - 9/454 (from: --/--/451 to: --/9/454) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] Gangra [Çankırı] no
Proterius of Alexandria
  • presbyter (451/2)
some people in Alexandria
  • (451/2)
Marcianus (emperor)
  • Emperor (451/2)
Iuvenalius of Jerusalem
  • Bishop (451)
Aelia Eudocia
  • Empress (451/2)
Flavius Basiliscus
  • Emperor (between 475 and 476)
Timotheus Aelurus of Alexandria
  • Bishop (between 475 and 476)
Bishop of Gangra
  • Bishop (451/2)
Panopropius of Seleucia
  • Bishop (between 451 and 454)
Paphnutius (abbot)
  • Abbot (between 451 and 454)
Crowd of the clergy and many monks
  • Abbot (between 451 and 454)
Petrus Mongus
  • (between 451 and 454)
Theopistus (deacon)
  • Deacon (between 451 and 454)
Priscus frg. 28 Evagrius, historia ecclesiastica 2.5 (SC 542:256) Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 453 (MGH AA 11.2: 185) Liberatus, Breviarium 14 (ACO 2.5: 123) Theophanes AM 5944-5 (De Boor: 105-108) Zacharias, historia ecclesiastica 3.2 (CSCO 83:154-5, 87:106).
Columbanus (male) 543 - 615 (from: --/--/543 to: 21/11/615)
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609/10 (from: --/--/-- to: --/--/--) Augustodunum [Autun] Aballo [Avallon] n/a
Brunhilda
  • Queen of the Franks
Theuderic II
  • King of the Franks
John of Bobbio, Vita Columbani, 22; Fredegar, Chronicon - The Fourth Book of the Chronicle of Fredegar: with its Continuations, ed. J.M. Wallace-Hadrill (London: 1960), 4.36; Columbanus, Epistle 4.
Macedonius II of Constantinople (male) late fifth/early sixth century, died c. 517 (from: --/--/490 to: --/--/517)
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511 - c. 517 (from: --/--/511 to: --/--/517) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] Euchaita [Beyözü] no
Anastasius
  • Emperor (511)
  • Emperor (c. 517)
Timotheus of Constantinople
  • Bishop (511)
magistrianus
  • magistrianus (511)
Some bishops and a presbyter from Cyzicus
  • Bishop (511)
Theodorus (in Gangra)
  • (c. 517)
auxiliaries
  • (511)
Magistrus, friend of Macedonius
  • (511)
Stewards of Macedonius
  • (511)
Theodorus (Anagnostes) Lector, historia ecclesiastica 492, 514 (GCS 53:139, 148); Marcellinus comes, chronica 511, 514 (MGH Auct. Ant. 11.2:97-8); Theophanes 6004 and 6008 (de Boor 154-156, 161-162); Zacharias, historia ecclesiastica 7.7 (CSCO 84:39-40, 87:26-28); Pseudo-Dionysius of Tel-Mahre, chronicon 3.9 (edited by Chabot, Incerti auctoris Chronicon Pseudo-Dyonisianum vulgo dictum. I-II, CSCO 91 and 121, Paris 1927-Louvain 1949); Evagrius, historia ecclesiastica 3.30-31; Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 507-509 (Harrak, 44);
Silverius of Rome (male) mid sixth century, died 2/12/537 (from: --/--/536 to: 2/12/537)
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3/537 - 2/12/537 (from: --/3/537 to: 2/12/537) Roma [Rome] Patara [Gelemiş] no
Vigilius of Rome
  • Bishop of Rome (537)
Flavius Belisarius
  • magister militum per orientem (3/537)
Iohannis, subdiaconus regionarius primae regionis
  • Subdeacon (3/537)
Antonina
  • patricia (3/537)
Xystus, subdiaconus regionarius regionis sextae
  • Subdeacon (3/537)
multitude in Palmaria
  • (12/537)
Bishop of Patara
  • Bishop (537)
Pelagius of Rome
  • (537)
Theodora (empress)
  • Empress
  • Empress
Iulianus
  • Praetorianus (536-7)
Marcus
  • Scholasticus (536-7)
Liber Pontificalis I:293 (Duchesne) Liberatus, Breviarium 22 (ACO 2.5: 137) Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 542 (MGH auct. ant. 11:200)
Dionysius of Milan (male) died 361/2? (from: --/--/352 to: --/--/361)
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355- before 362 (from: --/--/355 to: 4/2/362) Mediolan(i)um [Milan] Armenia [Armenia] no
Eusebius of Vercelli
  • Bishop (355)
Lucifer of Cagliari
  • Bishop (355)
Auxentius of Milan
  • presbyter (355)
Liberius of Rome
  • Bishop of Rome (355-356)
Constantius II
  • Emperor (355)
Basilius of Caesarea
  • Bishop (before 370)
Ambrosius of Milan
  • Bishop (perhaps 396)
Ennodius of Pavia
  • Bishop (before 521)
Aurelius of Riditio
  • Bishop (475)
Eusebia
  • (475)
Hilarius
  • Deacon (355)
Pancratius
  • presbyter (355)
Valens of Mursa
  • Bishop (355)
Ursacius of Singidunum
  • Bishop (355)
Faustinus et Marcellinus , libellus precum 23, collectio Avellana 2 (CSEL 35.1:12); Ambrosius, epistula 63, 68-71, 21a and 18 (PL 16:1207-9, 1012-3) = epistula 75a, 18, extra coll. 14 and 68-71 (CSEL 82.3:93-4 and 271-3); Vita Dionysii 76 (AASS Mai. VI:46, BHL 2168); Hilarius of Poitiers, textus narrativus (Liber I ad Constantium), App. 7.1 and 1.3 (CSEL 65:164 and 186-7); Sulpicius Severus, Chronica 2.39 (CSEL 1:92-3); Athanasius, apologia ad Constantium 27 (SC 56:118-9); Athanasius, de fuga 4 (Opitz 2.1:70-71); Athanasius, historia Arianorum 33.6 and 46.3 (Opitz 2.1:201 and 210); Rufinus, historia ecclesiastica 10.21 (GCS 9.2.2:987-8); Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 2.36 (PG 67:300-302); Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 4.9.3-4 (GCS 50:148); Theodoret, historia ecclesiastica 2.15.4 (GCS 19:129); Prosper of Aquitaine, epitoma chronicon 1091 (MGH auct. ant. 9, chronica minora 1:455); Liberius, epistula, in Hilarius, Fragmentum historiarum, App. VII.1 (CSEL 65:164-6); Hieronymus, chronica, ann. 355 (GCS 47:239-40); Basilius of Caesarea, epistula 197 (Courtonne); Ennodius, carmina 1.21 (MGH auct. ant. 7:255-6); CIL V 6183a; Acta Sanctorum, Nov. 2.2:271 (BHL 2168 and 2169); Catalogus archiepiscorum Mediolanensium, MGH script. 8:102;

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