- Ἑρμείας Σωζομενός; Latin: Sozomenus; c. 400 – c. 450 AD), also
known as
Sozomen, was a
Roman lawyer and
historian of the
Christian Church. He was born...
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converted from a life of
crime to one of asceticism. He is
mentioned in
Sozomen's Ecclesiastical History,
written about 70
years after Moses's death. Moses...
- of
superstitious reverence".
Sozomen, Book 1,
Chapter 16
Sozomen, Book 1,
Chapter 17 Theodoret, Book 1,
Chapter 6
Sozomen, Book 1,
Chapter 20
There is...
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Scholasticus (died c. 440)
gives a
description of the
discovery later repeated by
Sozomen and Theodoret. Socrates'
account is very
similar to Rufinus'. In it he...
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Roman troops which is
believed to have
occurred around 390.
According to
Sozomen, in June of that year, Butheric, a
Roman general stationed in Thessalonica...
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Ecclesiastical History, and have been
carried forward into Gr**** translations.
Sozomen (c. 400–450 AD)
wrote in his
Ecclesiastical History,
Chapter XIV - Conduct...
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between his wife and the
Archbishop of
Constantinople John Chrysostom.
Sozomen reports that much of the
rivalry was
based on a
silver statue of Eudoxia...
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Eusebius Orderic Vitalis#The
Historia Ecclesiastica Socrates Scholasticus Sozomen Theodoret Ecclesiastical History (disambiguation)
Church History (disambiguation)...
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which led to the
conversion of the
prominent family of the
historian Sozomen. As
there were no
monasteries in
Palestine or
Syria at the time (questionable...
- was a 5th-century Gr****
Christian church historian, a
contemporary of
Sozomen and Theodoret. He is the
author of a
Historia Ecclesiastica ("Church History"...
