-
doctrine of
Arius has
proven to be a
difficult task.
Arius was of
Berber descent. His father's name is
given as Ammonius.
Hanson says that "
Arius very probably...
- the name
Arius; it was not what the
followers of
Arius'
teachings called themselves, but
rather a term used by outsiders. The
nature of
Arius's and his...
-
Arius was a
Christian priest in Alexandria,
Egypt in the
early fourth century.
Arius may also
refer to:
Arius (fish), a
genus of
catfishes Arius Didymus...
- how
Arius's subordinationist Christology was
shared by
other Christians in the empire.
Arius was
subsequently excommunicated by Alexander, and
Arius began...
- prin****l
actors were
Archbishop Alexander of
Alexandria and the
presbyter Arius.
Arius'
teachings are
known partially from a few
pieces of his
writing which...
-
Arcana before facing Arius alone.
Dante encounters Matier, who asks him to take the
Arcana to save
Lucia from
Arius.
Lucia attacks Arius, but he captures...
- Lucia.
Dante arrives and
trades the
Arcana for Lucia, then
attacks Arius. To escape,
Arius forces Dante to
decide between saving Lucia or
killing him. Lucia...
- of
Constantinople reports that
Arius first became controversial under the
bishop Alexander of Alexandria, when
Arius formulated the
following syllogism:...
-
declared that he
spared the city
chiefly for the sake of
Arius.
According to Plutarch,
Arius advised Augustus to
execute Caesarion, the son of Cleopatra...
-
Arius, he was a
pupil of
Lucian of Antioch, and it is
probable that he held the same
views as
Arius from the very beginning; he was also one of
Arius'...