Search Results

Here you will find brief information about all exile cases relating to the category/ies you searched for, listed by the person/group exiled in alphabetical order. Click on 'View Case' to research each record further.

Your Search

- Keyword:
- %22Sixth Book of the Select Letters of Severus%2C Patriarch of Antioch%22 [x]

Results found: 2

Exile Cases

Exile

Exile Date

Sent From

Went To

Returned

Relationships

Office

Sources

Up to 15 bishops at the council of Arminium (male) mid fourth century (from: --/--/359 to: --/--/359)
View Case

359 (from: --/--/359 to: --/--/--)

Ariminum [Rimini]

n/a

Constantius II

Interaction Date	359 (from: --/--/359 to: --/--/--)
Interaction Location
Office	Emperor
Religious Affiliation (at time of relationship with exile)	Arian
Religious Status (at time of relationship with exile)	lay
Relationship Quality	conflict

Responsible for exile (or exile threat)
Yes

Emperor (359)

Sulpicius Severus, chronica 2.43

clerics from Antioch, from the banks of the Euphrates, and from Cilicia, Galatia, and Asia (male) mid fourth century (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/358)
View Case

c. 358 - ? (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/--)

unknown

Basilius of Ancyra

Interaction Date	c. 358 (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/--)
Interaction Location
Office	Bishop
Religious Affiliation (at time of relationship with exile)
Religious Status (at time of relationship with exile)	cleric
Relationship Quality	conflict

Responsible for exile (or exile threat)
Yes

Bishop (c. 358)

Rulers of the provinces

Interaction Date	c. 358 (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/--)
Interaction Location
Office
Religious Affiliation (at time of relationship with exile)
Religious Status (at time of relationship with exile)	lay
Relationship Quality	conflict

Responsible for exile (or exile threat)
Yes

(c. 358)

Hermogenes

Interaction Date	c. 358 (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/--)
Interaction Location	Syria [Syria]
Office	PPO Orientis
Religious Affiliation (at time of relationship with exile)
Religious Status (at time of relationship with exile)	lay
Relationship Quality	conflict

Responsible for exile (or exile threat)
Yes

PPO Orientis (c. 358)

Constantius II

Interaction Date	c. 358 (from: --/--/358 to: --/--/--)
Interaction Location
Office	Emperor
Religious Affiliation (at time of relationship with exile)
Religious Status (at time of relationship with exile)	lay
Relationship Quality	support

Responsible for return
Yes

Emperor (c. 358)

Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 4.24 (NPNF)

Refine Results

Gender
- - Male (2)
Only threatend with exile
Refuge from judicial proceedings
- - No (2)
Exile as a result of asylum
- - No (2)
Offences
- - Refusal To Subscribe To Arianism (1)
Legal type of exile
- - Exilium (1)
  - Unknown (1)
Additional punishment
- - Many Were Loaded With Chains (1)
Deposed by synod?
- - No (1)
  - Yes (1)
Returned by synod?
- - Unknown (2)
Synod of deposition or return
- - Council Of Ariminum (1)
Returned?
- - Unknown (1)
Intended duration
- - Permanent (2)
Actual duration
- - Unknown (2)
Location of departure
- - Ariminum [Rimini] (12.56, 44.06) (1)
Religious status before exile
- - Clerical (2)
Office before exile
- - Bishop (1)
  - Unknown (1)
Office during exile
- - N/a (2)
Circumstances of leaving
- - They Had To Bribe The Soldiers Not Not Abuse Them (1)
Writings in exile?
- - Unknown (2)
Related people
Death in exile?
- - Unknown (1)
Venerated?
- - No (1)
Exile start date (most numerous first)
- - 358 (1)
  - 359 (1)
Quality of Relationship with exiled Person / Group
- - Conflict (2)
  - Support (1)

Search Results

Your Search

Exile Cases

Refine Results

Gender

Only threatend with exile

Refuge from judicial proceedings

Exile as a result of asylum

Offences

Legal type of exile

Additional punishment

Deposed by synod?

Returned by synod?

Synod of deposition or return

Returned?

Intended duration

Actual duration

Location of departure

Religious status before exile

Office before exile

Office during exile

Circumstances of leaving

Writings in exile?

Related people

Death in exile?

Venerated?

Exile start date (most numerous first)

Quality of Relationship with exiled Person / Group