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-(222). Tertullian. -253. Origen. -253. Cyprian, Bp. 306-337. Constantine, emp. {180} The discussion of the Articles of the Creed. Doubts. Writers. Councils. Creed. First & second centuries. Ebionites. Irenaeus, abt 180. Tertullian, abt 200. Docetae. Gnostics. Third century. Cyprian, Bp, ? Apostles' ? 253. Creed. Sabellians. Arians. Fourth century. Athanasius, Bp, Nicaea, 325. ) Nicene (300)-371. ) Creed ) Basil, Bp, ) 329-379 ) ) Apollinarians. Ambrose, Bp, Constantinople, ) 340-397. 381. ) Chrysostom, Bp, (347)-407. Fifth century. Jerome, 346-420. Nestorians. Augustine, Bp, Ephesus, 431. 354-430. Eutychians, or ) Chalcedon, 461. Monophysites. ) Seventh century. Monothelites. Constantinople, 'Athanasian' 680. Creed. {181} DATES CONNECTED WITH THE Growth of the Christian Service Books. A.D. 112. Pliny's Letter. 140. Justin Martyr's 1st Apology. 340-397. Ambrose, Bp of Milan. 347-407. Chrysostom, Bp of Constantinople. Before 400. Clementine Liturgy. 463-474. Mamertus, Bp of Vienne. _Litanies_. 590-604. Gregory, Bp of Rome. _Litany: Sacramentary_. Sacramentaries of 7th century, &c., representing work of 440-461. Leo, Bp of Rome. 492-496. Gelasius, Bp of Rome. 590-604. Gregory, Bp of Rome. 742-814. Charlemagne. Abolition of Gallican Liturgy. 747. Great Council of Cloveshoo. DATES CONNECTED WITH THE Growth of the Service Books in England. 200. Christianity already established in Britain. (_Tertullian_.) 314. Counc
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