Defence Against the Arians, Part I

Part I

• Defence Against the Arians I.1 — Introduction. 1. I supposed that, after so many proofs of my innocence had been given, my enemies would have shrunk from further enquiry, and would now have condemned themselves for their false accusations of others.…vatican.va
• Defence Against the Arians I.2 — Letter of Julius to the Eusebians at Antioch. Eusebius and his fellows wrote also to Julius, and thinking to frighten me, requested him to call a council, and to be himself the judge, if he so pleased. When therefore…vatican.va
• Defence Against the Arians I.3 — Letters of the Council of Sardica to the Churches of Egypt and of Alexandria, and to all Churches. Chapter III.—Letters of the Council of Sardica to the Churches of Egypt and of Alexandria, and to all Churches. But…vatican.va
• Defence Against the Arians I.4 — Imperial and Ecclesiastical Acts in Consequence of the Decision of the Council of Sardica. Chapter IV.—Imperial and Ecclesiastical Acts in Consequence of the Decision of the Council of Sardica. 51. When the most…vatican.va