- also
known as
Acacius of
Byzantium (died 303),
martyred Cappadocian Gr****
centurion of the
imperial army An
early Church of St
Acacius existed at Constantinople...
- Macrinus, who
promises Hanno an
opportunity to kill
Acacius if he wins
enough fights in Rome.
Acacius returns to Rome as a war hero; Geta and Caracalla...
- III
considered Acacius'
slighting of
Chalcedon and his
predecessor Pope Leo I to be an
affront to the
prestige of his Holy See.
Acacius was
condemned and...
-
Acacius of
Caesarea (Gr****: Ἀκάκιος; date of
birth unknown, died in 366) was a
Christian bishop probably originating from Syria;
Acacius was the pupil...
-
church existed in
Constantinople ****ociated with
Acacius and
possibly named after him: the
Church of St
Acacius.
Agathius was
arrested on
charges for being...
- Procopius.
Procopius considers Acacius and his son
Adolius to have been
natives of
Roman Armenia: "Adolius, the son of
Acacius ... This
Adolius was an Armenian...
-
consecrated a
certain Acacius as
their catholicus. When
Barsauma of
Nisibis and
Magna of Fars
heard of this, they
threatened to kill
Acacius like his predecessor...
-
Acacius, son of
Archelaus (Gr****: Ἀκάκιος τοῦ Ἀρχελάου) was a
Byzantine official,
mentioned as a
representative of
emperor Justin II (r. 565–578) in 573...
- November. This
Acacius should not be
confused with the
soldier Acacius, one of the
Forty Martyrs of Sebaste. Van den
Akker s.j., A., "
Acacius van Sebaste...
-
Acacius of Beroea, a Syrian,
lived in a
monastery near Antioch, and, for his
active defense of the
Church against Arianism, was made
Bishop of Berroea...
