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Research atlas for early Christianity. Claims are tagged attested, traditional, or disputed. Copyrighted full texts, including CCEL editions, are not included.

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Eudoxius of Constantinople

died 370

Bishop of Antioch, then of Constantinople

Attested. The sees and the Homoian alignment are secure. His exact words in the Seleucia hall are known from summaries.

Eudoxius moved from Germanicia to Antioch and then, in 360, to Constantinople. He belonged to Acacius's Homoian minority at Seleucia in 359. He favored formulas that avoided homoousios and gave room to Aetius until even Homoians found Aetius too extreme. He died in 370. Demophilus later held the same Homoian see.

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