tismal professions, 23.

Basil, Bishop of Ancyra, expelled, 62;
restored, 82;
at synod of Ancyra, 90, 132; 98,
returns, 111.

Basil, Bishop of Caesarea (Cappadocia), 109;
on the Holy Spirit, 125;
life and work, 132-136;
on reception of Marcellians, 144, 145;
death, 151;
student life, 152;
holds to Nicene creed, 160.

Basilina, mother of Julian, 105, 106.

Belisarius, 165.

Caecilian, Bishop of Carthage, at Nicaea, 20.

Cappadocia, 130.

Carpones, an early Arian, 14;
at Rome, 65.

Chrysostom (John), 43, 46, 163.

Claudius, Bishop in Picenum, 100.

Constans, Emperor (337-350), 62, 69, 73;
death, 80.

Constantia, sister of Constantine, 25.

Constantine, Emperor (306-337), character, 17;
dealings with Arianism, 18;
summons Nicene council, 19;
action there, 36, 37, 47;
church on Golgotha, 57, 76;
exiles Athanasius, 59;
work and death, 61;
church at Antioch, 67, 87;
power of his name, 80, 127, 128; 148.

Constantine II., Emperor (337-340), 62;
death, 70.

Constantius, Emperor (337-361), 45, 46;
accession and character, 62;
calls Sardican council, 70;
recalls Athanasius, 73;
defeats Magnentius, 81;
pressure on the West, 82;
exiles Liberius, 85;
expels Athanasius, 86, 101, 103;
death of, 106, 112.

Councils:
Alexandria (362), 112.
Ancyra (358), 90.
Antioch (269), 33.
" (338), 64.
" (341), 67.
" (344), 72.
Ariminum (359), 93.
Arles (314), 20.
" (353), 70.
Constantinople (360), 101.
" (381), 157.
Lampsacus (364), 125.
Jerusalem (335), 58.
Milan (355), 83.
Nicaea (325), 19-40.
Sardica (343), 70.
Seleucia (359), 93.
Tyre (335), 57.

Creeds:
Antioch (first), 68.
" (second = Lucianic), 68.
" (third = Tyana), 69.
" (fourth), 69.
" (fifth), 72.
Apostles' (Marcellus), 22, 67.
Caesarea, 26.
Constantinople (360), 101.
"Constantinople" (381), 159.
Jerusalem, 77, 159.
Nicaea (genuine) 29.
" (spurious), 159.
Nice, 95.
Sardica (Philippopolis), 72.
Seleucia, 97.
Sirmium (manifesto), 88.
" (dated), 94.

Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, 163.

Cyril, Bishop of Jerusalem, _Catecheses_, 76;
accepts Nicene faith, 115; 147, 151;
at Constantinople, 157;
and "Nicene" creed, 160, 161.

Dalmatius, 62.

Damasus, Bishop of Rome, 155.

Demophilus, Bishop of Constantinople, 122, 145, 151;
gives up the churches, 156.

Dianius, Bishop of Caesare