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Polycarpus of Smyrna
(540 words)
(Πολύκαρπος/
Polýkarpos). [German version] I. Life P. was one of the most important figures among the second generation of Christian teachers, who still had contact with the members of the first, 'apostolic' generation (Eirenaeus [2] according to Eus. HE 5,20,6). He is described as bishop of Smyrna in the correspondence of Ignatius [1] (Ignatius, Epistula ad Magnesios 15), while another letter is addressed to bishop P. himself (
Epistula ad Polycarpum). He was evidently regarded not only as a representative of the congregations of Asia Minor, but also as a guardia…
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Eusebius
(2,172 words)
(Εὐσέβιος;
Eusébios). [German version] [1] Flavius Eusebius Consul AD 347 Mention is made in the statute Cod. Theod. 11,1,1 of AD 360 of the former
cos. et mag. equitum et peditum Eusebius. This probably refers to
cos. E. of 347, who may perhaps be identified as the father of the empress Eusebia [1] (cf. Julian Or. 3,107d-110d). PLRE 1, 307f. Eusebius (39). …
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Isidorus
(2,455 words)
(Ἰσίδωρος;
Isídōros). [German version] [1] Pirate captain, defeated by Lucullus at Tenedus in 72 BC…
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Hesychius
(1,271 words)
(Ἡσύχιος;
Hēsýchios). [German version] [1] Alex. scholar, author of a lexicon Alexandrian scholar, author of an alphabetically arranged lexicon, which has passed down to us numerous fragments (primarily of poetry), allows many text variants to be restored, and is of special significance to the study of ancient classical exegesis, of dialects, and of the history of the Greek language. The basis for dating him is the
Epistula ad Eulogium, which introduces the lexicon: some scholars identify the addressee with Eulogius Scholasticus (5th cent. AD), others, includin…
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Apollonius
(7,446 words)
(Ἀπολλώνιος;
Apollṓnnios). [German version] [1] Dioiketes of Ptolemy II (259-245 BC) Of Caria, possibly Ptolemaic o
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Sozomenus
(363 words)
[German version] Salamanes Hermeias (Σῳζομενός/
Sōizomenós, Σαλαμάνης Ἑρμείας/
Salamánēs Hermeías), probably born in Bethelea near Gaza (possibly modern Bait Lāhiyā) into a well-to-do Christian family (cf. Phot. Cod. 30; Sozom. Hist. eccl. 5,15,14). The dates of his birth and death cannot be determined. The Palestinian and partially monastic context of his youth (Monasticism) characterizes his Ἐκκλησιαστικὴ ἱστορία/
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