council-site

Seleucia in Isauria

Silifke, Turkey

36.377, 33.926

Attested. The meeting is historical. The theological labels later writers use for each faction oversimplify the debate.

Seleucia in Isauria

Silifke, Turkey

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Eastern counterpart, in 359, to the council at Rimini. Bishops divided over creedal wording and were later brought into the same imperial settlement.

Sources

No separate modern citation is attached to this place. The confidence note above is the atlas summary of the evidence.