Person
Aetius
died about 367
Anomoean teacher and deacon
Attested. The teaching and the 360 condemnation are well reported. His own book, the Syntagmation, survives only in a short, later-transmitted form.
Aetius taught that the Son is anomoios, unlike the Father in essence. He was a deacon, not a bishop at Nicaea and not a voter at Seleucia. Both Nicenes and Homoiousians rejected him. The Homoian council of 360 condemned him even while imposing its own non-Nicene creed. Eunomius was his disciple. Aetius died about 367.
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Councils
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Sources
No separate modern citation is attached to this biography. The confidence note is the atlas summary of the evidence.
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