The History of the Popes: From the Foundation of the See of Rome, to the Present Time, 3rd Ed. Vol. 1Bower, Archibald
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The History of the Popes: From the Foundation of the See of Rome, to the Present Time, 3rd Ed. Vol. 1
Bower, Archibald
Catholic Church -- History; Papacy -- History; Popes -- Biography
ought to be looked upon as fabulous, and _Dionysius_ with 375 more
expunged out of the Catalogue of Martyrs; though some of them, namely,
_Marcus_, _Priscus_, _Valentine_, and _Quirinus_, are honoured by the
Church of _Rome_, as Saints of the first Class, and have filled with
their Reliques most of the Provinces of _Europe_.
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Footnote 467:
Basil. ep. 220. & de Sp. Sanct. c. 29. Euseb. l. 7. c. 7. Athan. de
Syn. ep. 918.
Footnote 468:
Basil. ib.
Footnote 469:
Idem ib.
Footnote 470:
Athan. pro sent. Dion. Alex. p. 558.
Footnote 471:
Idem ib. & de syn. 918, 919.
Footnote 472:
Athan. ib. p. 558, 559.
Footnote 473:
Bar. ad ann. 263. n. 50.
Footnote 474:
Euseb. l. 7. c. 27.
Footnote 475:
Idem l. 7. c. 30.
Footnote 476:
Basil. de synod.
Footnote 477:
Euseb. l. 7. c. 24.
Footnote 478:
Bar. ad ann. 272. n. 10.
Footnote 479:
Vide Du Pin de antiq. ecc. discip. dissert. 2. p. 156.
Footnote 480:
Buch. p. 272.
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CLAUDIUS II. FELIX, AURELIAN.
_Twenty-fifth_ BISHOP _of_ Rome.
[Sidenote: Year of Christ 269. Felix _dies a Martyr in the Persecution
of_ Aurelian.]
_Dionysius_ was succeeded by _Felix_, in whose Time a furious
Persecution being raised by _Aurelian_, he may be supposed to have
suffered among the rest, since he is distinguished by the Council of
_Ephesus_[481], by St. _Cyril_[482], and by _Vincentius
Lirinensis_[483], with the Title of Martyr. He presided, according to
_Eusebius_[484], _Syncellus_[485], and _Eutychius_[486], Five Years, to
which _Baronius_ adds Eleven Months, and Twenty-five Days[487]. He writ
a Letter addressed to _Maximus_ Bishop of _Alexandria_, which is quoted
by _Cyril_, and the Council of _Ephesus_[488]. The Acts of the Martyrs,
who are supposed to have suffered under _Aurelian_, are without all
doubt supposititious; for in them frequent Mention is made of the
Emperor’s Son, whereas the Writers of those Times tell us in express
Terms, that he had a Daughter, but no Male Issue[489].
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Footnote 481:
Conc. t. 3. p. 511.
Footnote 482:
Cyr. ib.
Footnote 483:
Vin. Lirin. c. 42.
Footnote 484:
Euseb. l. 7. c. 32.
Footnote 485:
Sync. p. 385.
Footnote 486:
Eutych. p. 400.
Footnote 487:
Buch. 272.
Footnote 488:
Conc. t. 3. p. 511. 851.
Footnote 489:
Aur. vit. p. 223.
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AURELIAN, EUTYCHIANUS, PROBUS,
TACITUS, _Twenty-sixth_ BISHOP _of_ Rome. CARUS.
[Sidenote: Year of Christ 275. Eutychianus _not martyred_.]
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