-
Hosius of
Corduba (c. 256–359), also
known as
Hosius the Confessor,
Osius or
Ossius, was a
bishop of
Corduba (now Córdoba, Spain) and an
important and prominent...
- ISBN 978-0-14-014822-0 McLay,
Denis (2015), "An
Examination of the Role of
Ossius,
Bishop of Córdoba, in the
Arian Controversy",
Dissertation –
Durham University...
- ISBN 978-1-56563-517-3 McLay,
Denis (2015), "An
Examination of the Role of
Ossius,
Bishop of Córdoba, in the
Arian Controversy", Ba (Hons)
Dissertation –...
- Vatican:
Libreria Editrice Vaticana. 1969. De Clerq,
Victor Cyril (1954).
Ossius of Cordova: A
Contribution to the
History of the
Constantinian Period. Washington...
- Constans, who
planned the Council:
Maximinus of Trier,
Protasius of Milan,
Ossius of Cordova, Fortunati**** of
Aquileia and
Vincent of Capua.
Julius of Rome...
- opponents, the
leaders of the anti-Arian
party such as
Alexander of Alexandria,
Ossius of Cordova,
Marcellus of Ancyra, and
Eustathius of Antioch, who are usually...
- Christian…], Mélanges
Renier (in French), Paris: 159–74. De
Clercq (1954),
Ossius of Cordova.
Giovanni Domenico Mansi,
Sacrorum Conciliorum nova et amplissima...
- from
Roman Córdoba. In the late
Roman period,
Hosius of
Corduba or "Bishop
Ossius" was the
dominant figure of the
Latin Church throughout the
earlier 4th...
- Constantinopolis—as the site of this new foundation.
Battle of
Adrianople Late
Roman army
Ossius of Cordova: A
Contribution to the
History of the
Constantinian Period –...
- Cantius, Canti**** and
Cantianilla in
Aquileia as well. In
Spain the
bishop Ossius of
Corduba narrowly escaped martyrdom.
Constantine confronted and defeated...
