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Chapter CVII.

Photinus,[1] of Gallograecia, a disciple of Marcellus, and ordained bishop of Sirmium, attempted to introduce the Ebionite heresy, and afterwards having been expelled from the church by the Emperor Valentinianus, wrote many volumes, among which the most distinguished are Against the nations, and To Valentinianus.


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  1. ↑ Bishop about 347, deposed 351, died about 376.
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