Pegasius, Bishop of Ilium, apostate, 108.
Peter, Bishop of Alexandria, 144, 152, 155.
Phoebadius, Bishop of Agen, condemns Sirmian manifesto, 90; at Ariminum, 99, 101.
Photinus, Bishop of Sirmium, condemned, 73; deposed, 81; 90, 91.
Pistus, an early Arian, 14; Arian bishop of Alexandria, 64, 65.
Poemenius, Anomoean bishop of Constantinople, 120.
Potammon, confessor, at Nicæa, 21; at Tyre, 57, 58.
Sabellianism, its meaning, 9; relation of Athanasius to, 12, 32; general dislike of, 13; relation of Marcellus to, 32.
Sebastian the Manichee, outrages in Egypt, 86; commands against Goths, 149.
Secundus, Bishop of Ptolemais, at Nicæa, 21; refuses Nicene creed, 38; consecrates Pistus, 64, 65.
Silvanus, Bishop of Tarsus, at Seleucia, 95, 97.
Stephen, Bishop of Antioch, at Sardica, 70; deposed, 72.
Syrianus, _dux Ægypti_, expels Athanasius, 86.
Theodosius, Emperor (379-395), choice of and character, 154; first rescript, 155; calls council of Constantinople, 157; second rescript, 163.
Theonas, Bishop of Marmarica, at Nicæa, 21; refuses Nicene creed, 38.
Ursacius, Bishop of Singidunum, and Sirmian manifesto, 88, 90, 91; forms Homoean party, 92; at Ariminum, 95.
Valens, Emperor (364-378), 46; character, 121; church and state under, 122, 144, 161; 124; Homoean policy, 126; fresh exiles, 127; Procopian panic, 128; baptism and first Gothic war, 129; overawed by Basil, 133; second Gothic war, 149; death at Hadrianople, 150.
Valens, Bishop of Mursa, and Sirmian manifesto, 88, 90, 91; forms Homoean party, 92; at Ariminum, 95, 99, 101, 130.
Valentinian, Emperor (364-375), character and policy, 121; Semiarian deputation to, 128, 131; death, 146.
Vincent, Bishop of Capua, at Nicæa, 20; at Sardica, 70; at Antioch, 72; yields at Arles, 83.
Vitalis, Apollinarian bishop of Antioch, 141.
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