takes Theodosius for colleague, 154.

Gratus of Carthage, 70

Gregory, Bishop of Nazianzus, consecrates Basil, 133; 152.

Gregory of Nazianzus (son of the above), 151;
life and work at Constantinople, 152, 156;
Bishop of Constantinople, 157, 158.

Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, 141, 145;
at Constantinople, 157, 163.

Gregory, Bishop of Rome, 166.

Gregory of Cappadocia; Arian bishop of Alexandria, 64;
death of, 73; 86, 131.

Gregory the Wonder-worker, 132.

Hannibalianus, 62.

Hecebolius, renegade, 107.

Helladius, Bishop of Caesarea (Cappadocia), 157, 163.

Hilarion, legendary hermit, 123.

Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, 46, 67, 82;
exile and character, 84, 90;
denounces Liberius, 92;
his _de Synodis_, 93;
at Seleucia, 96; 112;
on the Holy Spirit, 124.

Hosius, Bishop of Cordova, at Nicaea, 20; 34, 37;
at Sardica, 70, 72, 82;
exile and death, 85, 90.

James, Bishop of Nisibis, at Nicaea, 21.

Jerusalem in 348, 76.

John Archaph, Meletian, exiled, 59.

John the Persian at Nicaea, 22.

Jordanis, 165.

Jovian, Emperor (363-364), 119, 120.

Julian, Emperor (361-363), 40, 43, 46, 47, 62;
made Caesar, 83;
Augustus, 102;
his reign, 105-117;
ascetic leanings, 108, 123;
education edict, 109, 137;
exiles Athanasius, 114, 127;
results, 118, 122;
and Cappadocia, 130;
student life, 152.

Julius, Bishop of Rome, receives Athanasius and Marcellus, 65; 70, 72,
85, 88.

Julius Constantius, 105.

Justina, Empress, 164.

Karl the Great, coronation of, 166.

Lactantius on the persecutors, 11.

Leonas, 97.

Leontius, Bishop of Antioch, appointed, 72;
management, 78; 104.

Libanius, heathen rhetorician, 43;
friend of Basil, 132.

Liberius, Bishop of Rome, 82;
disavows Vincent, 83;
exile of, 85, 90;
signs Sirmian creed, 91;
receives Semiarian deputation, 128.

Licinius, Emperor (306-323), 15, 19.

Lucian of Antioch, teacher of Arius, 5;
of Eusebius of Nicomedia, 15;
disciples at Nicaea, 21;
left no successors, 46;
disciples after Nicaea, 50;
connection with Aetius, 75.

Lucianic creed, at Antioch, 68; 77, 91;
at Seleucia, 97, 115;
at Lampsacus, 126.

Lucifer, Bishop of Calaris, exile and writings, 83, 90;
returns, 111;
absent from Alexandria, 112;
consecrates Paulinus, 114;
forms schism, 124, 134.

Lucius, Arian bishop of Alexandria, 142, 144, 147.

Macarius, Bishop of AElia (Jerusalem), 15;