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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. II: The Ecclesiastical History of Sozomen.: A Sedition was excited on the Ordination of Paul.

Ecclesiastical HistoryNicene and Post-Nicene FathersSocrates Scholasticus

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Chapter IV.—A Sedition was excited on the Ordination of Paul. The ordination of Paul occasioned a great commotion in the Church of Constantinople. 1220 During the life of Alexander, the Arians did not act very openly; for the people by being attentive to him were well governed and honored Divine things, and especially believed that the unexpected occurrence which befell Arius, whom they believed met such a death, was the Divine wrath, drawn down by the imprecations of Alexander.

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