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<p> a city in [[Galatia]] (see Smith's Dict. of Class. Geog. s.v.), where three councils were held: </p> <p> I. In 314, attended by twelve or eighteen bishops; the subject of apostates was discussed, and twenty-five canons framed. </p> <p> II. Semi-Arian, in 358, on the second formula of Sirmium (q.v.). </p> <p> III. In 375, when Hypsius, bishop of Parnassus, was deposed. — Smith, Tables of [[Church]] Hist. </p> | <p> a city in [[Galatia]] (see Smith's Dict. of Class. Geog. s.v.), where three councils were held: </p> <p> I. In 314, attended by twelve or eighteen bishops; the subject of apostates was discussed, and twenty-five canons framed. </p> <p> II. Semi-Arian, in 358, on the second formula of Sirmium (q.v.). </p> <p> III. In 375, when Hypsius, bishop of Parnassus, was deposed. — Smith, [[Tables]] of [[Church]] Hist. </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
a city in Galatia (see Smith's Dict. of Class. Geog. s.v.), where three councils were held:
I. In 314, attended by twelve or eighteen bishops; the subject of apostates was discussed, and twenty-five canons framed.
II. Semi-Arian, in 358, on the second formula of Sirmium (q.v.).
III. In 375, when Hypsius, bishop of Parnassus, was deposed. — Smith, Tables of Church Hist.
