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Chapter CXXVII.

Maximus[1] the philosopher, born at Alexandria, ordained bishop at Constantinople and deposed, wrote a remarkable work On faith against the Arians and gave it to the Emperor Gratianus, at Milan.


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  1. ↑ A Cynic. Bishop 379.
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