Constantine, Emperor (306-337), character, 17; dealings with Arianism, 18; summons Nicene council, 19; action there, 36, 37, 47; church on Golgotha, 57, 76; exiles Athanasius, 59; work and death, 61; church at Antioch, 67, 87; power of his name, 80, 127, 128; 148. Constantine II., Emperor (337-340), 62; death, 70. Constantius, Emperor (337-361), 45, 46; accession and character, 62; calls Sardican council, 70; recalls Athanasius, 73; defeats Magnentius, 81; pressure on the West, 82; exiles Liberius, 85; expels Athanasius, 86, 101, 103; death of, 106, 112. Councils: Alexandria (362), 112. Ancyra (358), 90. Antioch (269), 33. " (338), 64. " (341), 67. " (344), 72. Ariminum (359), 93. Arles (314), 20. " (353), 70. Constantinople (360), 101. " (381), 157. Lampsacus (364), 125. Jerusalem (335), 58. Milan (355), 83. Nicaea (325), 19-40. Sardica (343), 70. Seleucia (359), 93. Tyre (335), 57. Creeds: Antioch (first), 68. " (second = Lucianic), 68. " (third = Tyana), 69. " (fourth), 69. " (fifth), 72. Apostles' (Marcellus), 22, 67. Caesarea, 26. Constantinople (360), 101. "Constantinople" (381), 159. Jerusalem, 77, 159. Nicaea (genuine) 29. " (spurious), 159. Nice, 95. Sardica (Philippopolis), 72. Seleucia, 97. Sirmium (manifesto), 88. " (dated), 94. Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, 163. Cyril, Bishop of Jerusalem, _Catecheses_, 76; accepts Nicene faith, 115; 147, 151; at Constantinople, 157; and "Nicene" creed, 160, 161. Dalmatius, 62. Damasus, Bishop of Rome, 155. Demophilus, Bishop of Constantinople, 122, 145, 151; gives up the churches, 156. Dianius, Bishop of Caesarea (Cappadocia), 115; baptizes Basil, 132. Diocletian, Emperor (284-305), persecution, 9; reign, 17. Diodorus, Bishop of Tarsus, 78. Dionysius, Bishop of Milan, exiled, 82, 83, 90. Dominica, Empress, 126. Donatists, 18, 20. Dorotheus, Arian bishop of Antioch, 151. Eleusius, Bishop of Cyzicus, at Seleucia, 96, 97, 115; at Lampsacus, 125; at Constantinople, 157, 158. Epiphanius, Bishop of Salamis, 160, 161. Eudoxius, Bishop of Constantinople, 75; Bishop of Antioch, 90, 97; translated to Constantinople, 102; 104, 115, 120; 122; deposed at Lampsacus, 125; influence with Valens, 126, 129; Cappadocian, 131, 145. Eugenius, deacon, 142. Euippius, Arian bishop, 132, 133. Eunomius, Anomoean, 75, 95; Bishop of Cyzicus, 103, 115; on the Holy Spirit, 125; exiled, 130; Cappadocian, 131; 156. Euphrates, Bishop of Cologne, 72. Euphronius, Bishop of Antioch, 51. Eusebia, Empress, 105. Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea (Palestine), countenances Arius, 15, 21; action at Nicaea, 25; proposes Caesarean creed, 35; signs Nicene, 36; 42; caution after Nicaea, 47; 49, 51; at Tyre, 57, 58; succeeded by Acacius, 70, 100. Eusebius, Bishop of Caesarea (Cappadocia), 132.