800. Coronation of Karl the Frank. INDEX. Acasius, Bishop of Caesarea, 42, 49; at Sardica, 70, 90; forms Homoean party, 92; at Seleucia, 97; character, 100; at Constantinople, 101; and Meletius, 103, 104; accepts Nicene faith, 115, 120, 124. Aetius, Anomoean doctrine, 75; ordained by Leontius, 78; 100; degraded, 101. Agelius, Novatian bishop of Constantinople, 163. Alaric, 164. Alexander, Bishop of Alexandria, 5; excommunicates Arius, 14, 19; at Nicaea, 21; death of, 47; and Athanasius, 48. Alexander, Bishop of Thessalonica, at Tyre, 57, 58. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, 122, 134; Illyrian council, 146, 151. Ammianus, historian, 109. Anastasia church, 153. Anthimus, Bishop of Tyana, quarrels with Basil, 135, 153; with Gregory of Nyssa, 145. Antony, legendary hermit, 48, 123. Apollinarius of Laodicea, 12, 113, 124; doctrine, 136-142, 145. Arinthaeus the Goth, 132. Arius, early life and doctrine, 5; excommunicated, 14; flees to Caesarea, 15, 19; exiled, 38; restored at Jerusalem, 58; death, 59; 68, 75, 77; and Apollinarius, 137. Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica, baptizes Theodosius, 155. Asterius, Cappadocian sophist, 131. Athanaric, Goth, 148; death, 155. Athanasius, _de Incarnatione_, 9-12; as a commentator, 13, 49, 167; at Nicaea, 21; persistence, 27; account of Nicene debates, 34; dislikes Meletian settlement, 38; policy at Nicaea, 39; 46, 47; Bishop of Alexandria, 48; character and early life, 48; power in Egypt, 50, 87, 114, 122; at Tyre, 57; flees to Constantinople, 58, 87; first exile, 59; return, 62; second exile, 64, 68; at Sardica, 70; second return, 73; overtures of Magnentius, 81; expelled by Syrianus, 86; third exile, 87; on Homoean reasoning, 94; _de Synodis_, 97, 98; third return, 111; at council of Alexandria, 112; fourth exile, 114; fourth return, 120, 122; on the Holy Spirit, 125; troubles with Valens, 127; final restoration, 129; and Basil, 132, 134; and Apollinarius, 137-141; last years, reception of Marcellus, 142; death, 143; 151; holds to Nicene creed, 160. Aurelian, Emperor (270-275), services, 16; test of Christian orthodoxy, 24. Auxentius, Arian bishop of Milan, 102, 121; Cappadocian, 131. Baptismal professions, 23. Basil, Bishop of Ancyra, expelled, 62; restored, 82; at synod of Ancyra, 90, 132; 98, returns, 111. Basil, Bishop of Caesarea (Cappadocia), 109; on the Holy Spirit, 125; life and work, 132-136; on reception of Marcellians, 144, 145; death, 151; student life, 152; holds to Nicene creed, 160. Basilina, mother of Julian, 105, 106. Belisarius, 165. Caecilian, Bishop of Carthage, at Nicaea, 20. Cappadocia, 130. Carpones, an early Arian, 14; at Rome, 65. Chrysostom (John), 43, 46, 163. Claudius, Bishop in Picenum, 100. Constans, Emperor (337-350), 62, 69, 73; death, 80. Constantia, sister of Constantine, 25.