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The age of Nicaea

AD 301–380

38 authors262 works All authors A–Z

Victorinus of Pettau

d. c. AD 304 · Latin West

Bishop and martyr; earliest Latin commentator on Revelation.

4 works

Phileas of Thmuis

d. AD 306 · Greek East

Bishop and martyr of Egypt.

1 work

Pamphilus of Caesarea

d. AD 309 · Greek East

Scholar and martyr, teacher of Eusebius.

2 works

Methodius of Olympus

d. c. AD 311 · Greek East

Bishop and martyr; wrote the Banquet of the Ten Virgins.

23 works

Peter of Alexandria

d. AD 311 · Greek East

Bishop of Alexandria and martyr.

3 works

Council of Ancyra (AD 314)

AD 314 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

Canons on the restoration of the lapsed.

1 work

Council of Neocaesarea (AD 315)

AD 315 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

Canons of a regional council in Asia Minor.

1 work

Pseudo-Clement (the Clementine writings)

3rd–4th century · Pseudonymous, apocryphal and doubtful writings

The Clementine Homilies, Recognitions and Epistles on Virginity, written under the name of Clement of Rome.

3 works

Pseudo-Clement (the Clementine writings)

3rd–4th century · Pseudonymous, apocryphal and doubtful writings

The Clementine Homilies, Recognitions and Epistles on Virginity, written under the name of Clement of Rome.

8 works

Council of Nicaea (AD 325)

AD 325 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

The first ecumenical council.

2 works

Lactantius

c. AD 250–325 · Latin West

Latin apologist, called the Christian Cicero.

21 works

Alexander of Alexandria

d. AD 328 · Greek East

Bishop of Alexandria at the outbreak of the Arian controversy.

1 work

Arnobius of Sicca

d. c. AD 330 · Latin West

North African teacher who wrote against the pagans.

9 works

Juvencus

fl. AD 330 · Latin West

Spanish priest who put the four Gospels into Latin hexameters.

1 work

Marcellus of Ancyra

d. c. AD 374 · Greek East

Bishop of Ancyra, a defender of the Nicene faith whom Eusebius of Caesarea attacked; his own book survives only in quotation.

1 work

Eusebius of Caesarea

c. AD 260–339 · Greek East

Bishop of Caesarea and the first church historian.

33 works

Council of Gangra

c. AD 340 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

A council that rejected extreme asceticism.

3 works

Jacob the Persian Philosopher

4th century · Syriac and the Church of the East

Syriac writer, quoted on Bardesanes.

1 work

Synod of Antioch (AD 341)

AD 341 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

A synod and its canons.

2 works

Council of Sardica (AD 343)

AD 343 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

A council of Eastern and Western bishops.

1 work

Aphrahat the Persian Sage

c. AD 270–345 · Syriac and the Church of the East

The first Syriac church father, in Persia.

4 works

Acts of Philip

4th century · Pseudonymous, apocryphal and doubtful writings

An apocryphal account of the work and martyrdom of the apostle Philip.

1 work

Julius Firmicus Maternus

4th century · Latin West

A convert from astrology who wrote against pagan religions.

1 work

New Testament apocrypha

2nd–7th century · Pseudonymous, apocryphal and doubtful writings

Apocryphal gospels, acts and revelations of the early Church, in the translation of the Ante-Nicene Fathers.

41 works

Eunomius of Cyzicus

d. c. AD 393 · Greek East

Leader of the strict Arians, whose First Apology answered the defenders of the Nicene faith.

1 work

Eusebius of Emesa

c. AD 300–360 · Greek East

Bishop of Emesa, biblical interpreter.

2 works

Proba

4th century · Latin West

Roman Christian poet who made a cento of Virgil on the Bible.

1 work

Council of Laodicea

c. AD 364 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

Canons on worship and the Scriptures.

1 work

Lucifer of Cagliari

d. c. AD 370 · Latin West

Bishop of Cagliari, a bitter opponent of Arianism and of compromise with it.

6 works

Hilary of Poitiers

c. AD 310–367 · Latin West

Bishop of Poitiers; defender of Nicene faith in the West.

14 works

Athanasius of Alexandria

c. AD 296–373 · Greek East

Bishop of Alexandria; champion of the Nicene faith.

27 works

Ephrem the Syrian

c. AD 306–373 · Syriac and the Church of the East

Deacon, poet and teacher, the great voice of the Syriac church.

18 works

Pseudo-Athanasius of Alexandria

uncertain · Pseudonymous, apocryphal and doubtful writings

Writings put under the name of Athanasius of Alexandria that are spurious or of doubtful authorship.

1 work

Epiphanius of Salamis

c. AD 310–403 · Greek East

Bishop of Salamis; wrote against heresies.

4 works

Liturgy of Saint Clement

ancient · Church orders, liturgies and councils

The liturgy set out in the eighth book of the Apostolic Constitutions, which is put under the name of Clement of Rome.

1 work

Basil of Caesarea

c. AD 330–379 · Greek East

Bishop of Caesarea; one of the three Cappadocian fathers.

7 works

Apostolic Constitutions

c. AD 380 · Church orders, liturgies and councils

A large Syrian collection of church law and worship.

9 works

Priscillian of Avila

c. AD 340–385 · Latin West

Bishop of Avila, the first Christian put to death for heresy.

2 works

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