- politicking,
Ursacius and his
fellows were seen to
vacillate according to the
political winds. Born at the
latest in c. 300,
little is
known of
Ursacius' early...
- allies, of
Bishop Saturninus and two of his
prominent supporters,
Bishops Ursacius of
Singidunum and
Valens of Mursa.
About the same time,
Hilary wrote to...
- the
death of
Eusebius of Nicomedia, the
leaders of the
court faction,
Ursacius of Singidunum,
Valens of
Mursa and
Germinius of Sirmium, were not tied...
-
eastern bishops at Nicomedia. In 359, the
western council met at Ariminum.
Ursacius of
Singidunum and
Valens of Mursa,
following the new
creed drafted at Sirmium...
-
Ursacius of
Singidunum (Belgrade) who made
accusations of
impropriety against Athanasius of
Alexandria resulting in the
First Synod of Tyre.
Ursacius...
- of Milan, 364 The
Creed of
Germinius professed in
correspondence with
Ursacius of
Singidunum and
Valens of
Mursa Palladius's rule of
faith Three credal...
-
became prominent during the 4th century, such as
Germinius of Sirmium,
Ursacius of
Singidunum and Secundi**** of
Singidunum (modern Belgrade),
while several...
- (Basil, Eustathius, and Eleusius) met with the
Homoian Arians (Valens,
Ursacius, and Germinius)
along with some
other bishops from
North Africa. Since...
- of the family, led by
Ursacius Prodanelli (fl. 1253–85) (most
likely Marin's brother), did not use the
Bausella name.
Ursacius' sons were distinguished...
- a
major center of
Arianism until late in the century, with its
bishops Ursacius and Secundi****
leading local resistance against Nicene Christianity until...
