Evagrius Scholasticus, Ecclesiastical History

Evagrius Scholasticus, Ecclesiastical History (AD431-594), translated by E. Walford (1846). General Index

General Index

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ABASGI converted	213
Acacius, bishop of Melitene	8
----, patriarch of Constantinople, 79 ; advises the Henoticon	135
---- , bishop of Ariathia	90
Adaarmanes, a Persian general, 258 ; destroys Apamea	202
Addaeus and Aetherius executed	248
Aetius, death of	68
Alamundarus, the Arab, invades the empire, 202 ; his treachery, 277 ; and punishment	286
Alexandria, commotions at,	63, 149
Amalasuntha, queen of the Goths	211
Amida taken by the Persians	171
Anastasius, a presbyter, and partizan of Nestorius	5
-------, the emperor, accession of, 157 ; deposes certain bishops, 159 ; deposes Macedonius and Flavian, 164; his humanity, 169 ; his name erased from the sacred diptychs, 169 ; founds Daras, 172; builds the Long Wall, 172 ; abolishes the Chrysargyrum, 173; establishes the Gold-rate, 184; offers to resign his crown, 187 ; his death	188
-------, patriarch of Antioch, character of, 242; deposed	254
Anatolius, patriarch of Constantinople, dies	79
---- , a person of mean extraction, convicted of sorcery, 272; conveyed to Constantinople, 273; executed	274
Anthemius, emperor of the West,	84
Antioch, earthquakes at, 80, 271, 292 ; fire and earthquake, 192, 194
Arabs invade the empire,	171, 202
Armatus put to death by Zeno,	151
Athalaric, son of Theodoric	211
Avars advance to the Danube, 246 ; invade the empire	295
Augustulus, emperor of the West	85
Avitus, emperor of the West	69
Babylas, his relics removed	32
Barsanuphius, an ascetic	230
Basiliscus assumes the purple, 121; restores Timothy Aelurus to his see, 121; issues a circular letter, 122; a counter circular, 129; his death	131
Belisarius defeats the Persians, 202 ; takes Carthage, 208 ; returns in triumph, 209 ; recovers Home, 211; a second time, 212; captures Vitiges	212
Cabaones, the Moor, defeats Thrasamund	206
Calandion, patriarch of Antioch, 133; banished	140
Celestine, pope, writes to Nestorius	6
Chalcedon, council of, 51, 86; definition of faith there framed	58
Chosroes I. invades the empire, 215 ; takes Antioch, 216 ; besieges Edessa, 219 ; and Sergiopolis, 222; takes Daras, 263; makes a truce with the Romans, 265 ; defeated, 268 ; his death	270
----- II., flies to the Romans, 304 ; restored, 306 ; his offerings	307
Chrysargyrum abolished	175
Constantinople, conflagration at, 81; violent rains, 83; sedition, 203 ; miracle, 235 ; second council of	237
Cyril, patriarch of Alexandria, writes to Nestorius, 6,	103
--, prior of the Acoemets	145
Dioscorus, patriarch of Alexandria, presides in the second council of Ephesus, 19 ; deposed, 57,	102
Domnus, patriarch of Antioch, deposed, 20; visits Simeon the Stylite	24
Drought, famine, and pestilence in Asia	67
Earthquakes,	83, 186, 192, 197, 271, 292
Edessa besieged by Chosroes	219
Ephesus, first council of,	6
--, second	19
Ephraemius, patriarch of Antioch	193
Epistle from the Asiatic bishops to Acacius	132
Euphrasius, patriarch of Antioch	192
Eusebius, bishop of Dorylaeum, charges Eutyches with heresy, 18 ; deposed, 20; petitions the emperor, 52,	87
Eutyches, his deposition revoked	20
Felix, pope, issues a sentence of deposition against Acacius, 144 ; writes to Zeno	145
Flavian, patriarch of Constantinople, 18; deposed	20
Gelimer, king of the Vandals, taken prisoner	209
Gennadeus, patriarch of Constantinople	79
Genseric takes Rome	68
Germanus elected emperor by the mutinous troops, 289; defeats the barbarians, 294 ; pardoned by Maurice	295
Glycerius, emperor of the West	85
Golanduch, a female martyr	306
Gregory, patriarch of Antioch, his character, 254 ; in danger from the populace, 273; accused of incest, and acquitted, 291; his mission to the mutinous troops, 295; his oration, 296 ; sent to meet Chosroes II., 305; his death	313
Henoticon of Zeno	135
Heruli converted	212
Hormisdas, son of Chosroes I., his accession,270; assassinated	303
Huneric persecutes the orthodox	203
Ignatius, his relics removed	32
Illus and Leontius, their insurrection crushed	155
Isidore of Pelusium	30
John, patriarch of Antioch, deposes Cyril and Memnon	9
--, patriarch of Constantinople	241
Justin I, his accession	189
--- II., his accession, 245; edict, 249 ; insanity, 263; confers on Tiberius the dignity of Caesar	265
-----, kinsman of Justin II., murdered	247
Justinian, the emperor, his accession, 198; upholds the council of Chalcedon, 199; deposes Anthimus and Theodosius, 200 ; sends Belisarius against the Vandals, 207 ; restores to Jerusalem the spoils taken by Titus, 209; his avarice, 226; favours the blue faction, 229 ; his heterodoxy, 241 ; death	244
-----, the general, defeats Chosroes, 268; invades Persia	270
Kurs, a Scythian chieftain, routs the Persians	268
Leo, the emperor, issues a circular letter, 75 ; his death	85
Longinus overthrown	170
Long-Wall built	172
Majorian, emperor of the West	69
Maminianus beautifies Antioch	156
Marcian, the emperor, present at the council of Chalcedon, 64, 116; his death	69
----, the general, besieges Nisibis, 258 ; superseded	260
Martyropolis betrayed to the Persians	300
Maurice, the emperor, his character, 275: defeats the Persians, 277 ; his succession to the empire fore-shown, 278 ; his accession, 279 ; marries Constantina, 284; his virtues, 285; clemency to the mutineers, 295 ; protects Chosroes II	304
Maximianus, patriarch of Constantinople	18
Maximus, emperor of the West	68
Memnon, bishop of Ephesus,	7, 9
Moors, their origin	209
Naamanes, the Arab, converted	310
Narses, his piety, 214; defeats Totila and Teia	214
Nepos, emperor of the West	85
Nestorius deposed by the council of Ephesus, 8; retires to the monastery of Euprepius, 13; captured by the Blemmyes, 14 ; his death	17
Odoacer, king of Rome, 85; overthrown	155
Olybrius, emperor of the West	85
Origen, his opinions condemned by the fifth general council	240
Paul, bishop of Emesa	10
Pestilence of fifty years' duration	223
Peter the Fuller, patriarch of Antioch, 141 ; writes to Acacius	141
--- Mongus, patriarch of Alexandria	134
Philippicus defeats the Persians, 287 ; sent to quell a mutiny, 290; defeats the Persians	302
Priscus, mutiny of his troops	288
Proclus, patriarch of Constantinople	18
Proterius, patriarch of Alexandria, murdered	71
Rhodes visited by an earthquake	180
Ricimer murders Majorian	69
Rome taken by Genseric	68
St. Euphemia, church of, 49; miracles	51
St. Sophia, church of	277
Sergiopolis, miraculous deliverance of	222
Severus, emperor of the West	69
----, patriarch of Antioch, 165; abandons his see	192
Silverius, pope	211
Simeon the Stylite, 24; his remains conveyed to Antioch, 27 ; miracles, 29; addresses letters to the emperor Leo, and Basil, patriarch of Antioch	78
----- --- -- the younger	311
--- , a monk of Emesa	231
Simplicius, pope	140
Stephen, patriarch of Antioch	133
Synesius of Cyrene	30
Theodoret, bishop of Cyrus, deposed, 20; re-instated,	62, 117
Theodoric, the Scythian, his insurrection and death	152
-----, the Goth, takes Rome and makes himself king	155
Theodosius, the younger, summons the council of Ephesus, 6 ; condemns Nestorius, 24; rebuked by Simeon	26
Theodotus, bishop of Ancyra	8
Thomas, bishop of Apamea, courts Chosroes, 216; displays the wood of the cross	217
Timothy Aelurus, patriarch of Alexandria, 70; banished, 79 ; restored, 121 ; enthrones Paul at Ephesus	128
Totila seizes Rome, 212 ; overthrown by Narses	214
Valentinian III., his death	68
Varamus dethrones Hormisdas, 303; defeats Chosroes II., 304; defeated	306
Vardanes heads the, Armenian revolt	257
Verina favours Leo	85
Vitalian revolts, 185; defeated by sea, 186; assassinated	191
Xenaias, his violence	160
Zeno, the emperor, marries Ariadne, 84 ; murders Aspar, 84; assumes the purple, 85 ; his character, 119; flies from Basiliscus, 121; restored, 131; issues the Henoticon, 135; writes to pope Felix, 146; puts to death Armatus, 151 ; his death	156
Zosimas, the monk, his miracles	194
Zosimus, the historian, refutation of	177

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