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<p> a Nestorian priest, lived, according to Vossius, about 483; but Cave thinks that he lived some years later, as he continued his history five books after the deposition of Peter the Fuller. This was an Ecclesiastical History from the reign of Theodosius the Younger, and ending with the deposition of Peter the [[Fuller]] (q.v.). There is only a fragment of this work extant, in the Concilia, vol. 7, and in the collections of | John Aegeates <ref name="term_18054" /> | ||
==References == | <p> a Nestorian priest, lived, according to Vossius, about 483; but [[Cave]] thinks that he lived some years later, as he continued his history five books after the deposition of Peter the Fuller. This was an [[Ecclesiastical]] History from the reign of Theodosius the Younger, and ending with the deposition of Peter the [[Fuller]] (q.v.). There is only a fragment of this work extant, in the Concilia, vol. 7, and in the collections of Theodorus Lector. He wrote, also, a treatise against the [[Council]] of Chalcedon. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:42, 15 October 2021
John Aegeates [1]
a Nestorian priest, lived, according to Vossius, about 483; but Cave thinks that he lived some years later, as he continued his history five books after the deposition of Peter the Fuller. This was an Ecclesiastical History from the reign of Theodosius the Younger, and ending with the deposition of Peter the Fuller (q.v.). There is only a fragment of this work extant, in the Concilia, vol. 7, and in the collections of Theodorus Lector. He wrote, also, a treatise against the Council of Chalcedon.
