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<title> On The State Of Man Subsequent To The Promulgation Of Christianity, Volume 2; On The State Of Man Subsequent To The Promulgation Of Christianity; Caroline Frances Cornwallis
<author> Caroline Frances Cornwallis
<publisher> W. Pickering, 1852
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A thanasins is recalled from exile at the desire of Constantinus II. and reinstated in his bishopric. Ci Til war, and death of Constantinus 11., who was slain in a skirmish while making an attack on the dominions of Constans. A synod of bishops met at Antioch and deposed A thanasins under the pretext that having been deprived of his bishopric by a synod, he could not resume its functions but by the decree of another synod. In a synod of 50 Italian bishops he was afterwards absolred. He introduced monastic life into the West Death of Tiridates and consequent sufferings of the Christians in A rmenia. Council of Sardica, 370 bishops. They absolye A thanasitts. Athanasius is restored a second time to the bishopric of Alexandria at the instance of Constans. Murder of Constans, and assumption of the purple by Magnentius and Vetranio. Constantius makes war against Magnentius and defeats him. Declares his cousin Gallus Cssar.
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