g Calocerus revolts in Cyprus and is suppressed.
29 h Constantine and his children sent an honorific letter to Antonius. 335
d Juvencus the presbyter, by nation Spanish, sets forth the Gospels in heroic verse.
i On the Tricennalia of Constantine, Dalmatius is named a Caesar.
e Porphyrius, having sent a notable book to Constantine is released from exile.
30 k The rhetor Pater teaches at Rome with great success. 336
24 f Athanasius is ordained as 19th bishop of Alexandria. 330 l The daughter of the rhetor Nazarius equals her father in eloquence.
m The praetorian prefect Tiberian, an eloquent man, rules the Gallic provinces.
g Constantinople is dedicated by denuding nearly every other city.
n The presbyter Eustathius of Constantinople is well known; by whose industry in Jerusalem, a church
h Metrodorus the philosopher is well known.
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dedicated to the martyrs was constructed. support of the ruler, Constantius, with exiles and imprisonments and various types of affliction first persecuted Athanasius and then all bishops not of their party.
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31 a Constantine, baptized by Eusebius of Nicomedia at the very end of his life, falls into the dogma of Arius, and from that time until now seizures of churches and discord of the whole world have followed. 337
3 a Constantine, waging war against his brother near Aquileia, is slain at Alsa. 340
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b While preparing for war against the Persians, Constantine dies at Ancyra in a public villa near Nicomedia at the age of 66; after him his three sons are hailed Augusti from being Ceasars. 4 b Constans fights against the Franks with mixed fortune. 341
c Many cities of the east collapsed in a horrible earthquake.
d Audeus is considered important in Coele-Syria, from whom comes the Audian heresy.
35th of the Romans, Constantine, Constantius, and Constans reigned for 24 years, 5 months, and 13 days.
5 e The Franks subdued by Constans and peace made with them. 342
1 c Ablabius the Praetorian Prefect and many of the nobles slaughtered. 338 f Hermogenes the master of soldiers lynched by the people of Constantinople on account of bishop Paul whom he was banishing by the power of the emperor and the faction of the Arians.
d Sapor, king of Persia, after Mesopotamia had been devastated, beseiged Nisibis for almost two months.