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• Gender

  • • Male (3)

• Only threatend with exile

  • • No (2)
    • Unknown (1)

• Refuge from judicial proceedings

  • • No (2)

• Exile as a result of asylum

  • • No (2)

• Offences

  • • Heresy (2)
    • Insult Of Eudoxia (1)
    • Treason (1)

• Legal type of exile

  • • Unknown (3)

• Deposed by synod?

  • • No (2)
    • Yes (1)

• Returned by synod?

  • • Unknown (2)
    • No (1)

• Synod of deposition or return

  • • Synod Of The Oak In Constantinople (1)

• Returned?

  • • Yes (3)

• Reason for return

  • • Acceptance Of Term Consubstantial (2)
    • Recalled (1)

• Intended duration

  • • Permanent (3)

• Actual duration

  • • Three Years (2)
    • Short (1)

• Location of departure

  • • Constantinopolis [Istanbul] (28.98, 41.01) (1)
    • Nicaea [Iznik] (29.71, 40.43) (1)
    • Nicomedia [İzmit] (29.92, 40.77) (1)

• Location of destination

  • • Gaul [France] (0.00, 47.20) (2)

• Location of arrival

  • • Gaul (2)
    • Prainetos (1)

• Type of location of arrival

  • • Region (2)
    • Settlement (1)

• Location of return

  • • Constantinopolis [Istanbul] (28.98, 41.01) (1)
    • Nicaea [Iznik] (29.71, 40.43) (1)
    • Nicomedia [İzmit] (29.92, 40.77) (1)

• Religious status before exile

  • • Clerical (3)

• Religious status after exile

  • • Clerical (3)

• Office before exile

  • • Bishop (3)

• Office during exile

  • • N/a (3)

• Office after exile

  • • Bishop (3)

• Circumstances of leaving

  • • Arrested After Three Days, Following Intervention From The Crowd, Handed Himself Over To Chief Of Police, Put Aboard A Ship (1)

• Reason for leaving place of exile

  • • Recalled (2)
    • Moved By Authorities (1)

• Writings in exile?

  • • Unknown (2)
    • Yes (1)

• Activities related to doctrine

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  • • 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. " (2) [x]
    • Gives Speech In Which He Attacks Theophilus While The Crowd Prevents His Arrest. At His Return He Give Another Sermon In Which He Praises Eudoxia. (1) [x]
    • Attends Council At Seleucia In 359 And Several Councils In Gaul In 360, In Paris And Places Unknown; Brings Letter (Ab Episcopis Gallicanis Ad Orientales Episcopos) To Rome In 360. (1)
    • Celebrates The Mass, However, Is Interrupted By Anonymous People Who Later Deny To Have Killed An Assistant And Stolen Church Property: Faustinus Et Marcellinus, Libellus Precum 109, Collectio Avellana 2 (Csel 35.1:39). Agrees With Eusebius Of Vercelli To Go To Antioch And Alexandria Respectively In Order To Restore Nicaean Creed, In Addition Sends His Deacons Errenius (Pbce 2, Erennios, 659) And Agapetus (Pbce 2, Agapetos 2, 40) To Alexandria. (1)
    • He Engaged In The Monastic Model Of Austerity And Poverty And In Conflicts With Julian Of Halicarnassus, He Persuaded Anthimus To Leave His See As He Had The Same Opinions (1)

• Related people

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  • • Constantia (2)
    • Flavius Valerius Constantinus (2)
    • Maris Of Chalcedon (2)
    • 'principal Bishops' (2)
    • Secundus Of Ptolemais (2)

• Death in exile?

  • • No (3)

• Venerated?

  • • No (2)
    • Yes (1)

• Exile start date (most numerous first)

  • • 326 (2)
    • 403 (1)

• Exile end date (most numerous first)

  • • 328 (2)
    • 403 (1)

• Quality of Relationship with exiled Person / Group

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  • • Allegiance (3) [x]
    • Conflict (4)
    • Support (4)
    • Kinship (2)
    • Marriage (1)