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|Key Figures |Important Events in Patristic Christian History|Political Events |
| | |114-118—Jewish revolt in Egypt and Cyprus |
|c117- Ignatius of Antioch martyred | | |
|c.124-125-Aristides, Apology | |122-Hadrian’s Wall |
| |144-Marcion heresy begins | |
|150- Justin Martyr, First Apology | | |
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| |160-Polycarp martyred |161-180—Emperor Marcus Aurelius |
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| |172- First known Montanists | |
|180- Irenaeus, Against Heresies |177-Matyrs of Lyon | |
|190—Clement of Alexandria becomes head of | | |
|catechetical school | | |
|197- Tertullian, Apology | |197—Severius becomes lone emperor after period |
| | |of civil war |
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|203-Origen of Alexandria revives the | | |
|catechetical school |202-203—Severn persecution in Alexandria | |
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| |230-First known public churches |237-238—Persian invasion turned back by Romans |
| | |in Mesopotamia |
|247—Cyprian of Carthage, On the Vanity of Idols| | |
|248- Cyprian elected bishop of Carthage | | |
|251—Cyprian of Carthage, On the Lapsed | | |
| | |256-Franks first invade Gaul |
|270- Anthony takes up life of monastic solitude|250-Persecution under Decius |259-Jutes first enter Italy |
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| |303-Diocletius and the “Great Persecution” |305-Diocletius abdicates |
| |304-Armenia accepts Christianity | |
| |311-Edict of Toleration |312 The Battle of Milvian Bridge |
|318—Athanasius, On the Incarnation | | |
| |313-The Edict of Milan makes Christianity legal| |
|326—Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History | | |
| |325-First Council of Nicea | |
|c.356-362—Athanasius, Life of Antony | | |
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| | |328 Constantinople founded |
|363—Ephrem of Syria settles in Edessa | | |
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|367- Athanasius, Festal letter |358- Basil the Great founds monastic community | |
|370—Basil the Great, Hexameron | | |
|372-Gregory elected Bishop of Nyssa |362—Julian the Apostate outlaws teaching of | |
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|379- Gregory of Nazianzus, Five Orations |364-Jovian reverses Julian’s edicts |363—Julian killed in battle |
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|381-384—Egeria goes on pilgrimage |370—Ulfilas translates Bible in Gothic | |
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|389—Baptism of Paulinus of Nola | | |
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|397-400—Augustine, Confessions | | |
| |381-Theodosius declares Christianity the state |379- 395 Emperor Theodosius I (the Great). |
|402-403—Prudentius begins to write poetry |religion | |
|405-Jerome finishes the Latin Vulgate |381-First Council of Constantinople | |
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|410-Augustine, City of God | |394—Last Olympic Games |
| |398—John Chrysostom made Bishop of |395-Empire divided between East and West among |
| |Constantinople |Theodorius' sons. |
|421-426—John Cassian, Institutes and | | |
|Conferences | |400—Visigoths enter italy |
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| | |406-Vandals enter Gaul |
| |409—Donatist sect declared illegal | |
|432-Patrick in Ireland | |409-Vandals enter Spain |
|434, Vincent of Lérins, Commitorium | |410--Alaric sacks Rome |
|438—Cyril of Alexandria, On the Unity of Christ| | |
|440-461-- Leo I, Bishop of Rome | | |
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|523-524—Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy |c.428-Nestorius opposes theotokos title of Mary| |
| | |427-Boniface revolts in North Africa |
|c.533—Dionysus the Areopagite, Celestial |431 First Council of Ephesus | |
|Hierarchies | | |
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|540-Benedict of Nursia, Rule | |441-Attila the Hun invades Thracia |
| |451 Council of Chalcedon | |
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|563-Columba comes to Iona | | |
| | |476—End of the Western half of Roman Empire |
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|590-604-Gregory I (the Great) bishop of Rome, | |527-565-Emperor Justinian conquers Italy and |
|Pastoral Rule | |North Africa; Justinian Code of Roman law |
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| |553-Second Council of Constantinople | |
|662—death of Maximus the Confessor | | |
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| |596-- Augustine of Canterbury, sent by Gregory | |
| |I, converts Saxon king of Kent |622-- Muhammad’s flight to Medina |
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|706-John of Damascus becomes a monk in Syria |637—Lombards convert to Christianity | |
| | |638-56-- Islam conquers Palestine, Iraq, Syria,|
| | |and Egypt |
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| |664-- Synod of Whitby settles question of | |
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|c.726-740-- John of Damascus, On the Holy |680-81-Third Council of Constantinople | |
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|731—Bede, Ecclesiastical History of the English| | |
|People | | |
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|787-Paul the Deacon, History of the Lombards | |711-16-- Islam conquers Spain |
| |719-754-Boniface's mission to Germans |717-718—Byzantium use of Greek fire turns back |
| | |Arab navy |
| |726-84- Iconoclast Controversy | |
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| |737-Second Council of Nicea | |
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| | |732- The Battle of Tours --Charles Martel turns|
| | |back Arabs from France |
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| | |800-Charlemagne crowned Holy Roman Emperor in |
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