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	Pope Liberius
		The pope wrote a letter, generally known as "Quamuis sub imagine", to the exiled bishops, addressing them as martyrs, and expressing his regret that he had not been the first to suffer so as to set an example to others; he asks for their prayers that he may yet be worthy to share their exile.
		He knew that the pope was the only ecclesiastical superior of the Bishop of Alexandria, and he "strove with burning desire", says the pagan Ammianus, "that the sentence should be confirmed by the higher authority of the bishop of the eternal city".
		It is interesting that the fragments of the book against Valens and Ursacius should still contain in the forged letters of Liberius (and perhaps, also in one attributed to St. Eusebius) a part of the false evidence on which a Doctor of the Church was turned out of Milan and apparently excommunicated.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/l/liberius,pope.html (4389 words)

	FictionPress.Com Story : Forgotten Legends (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Smacking his lips, Arian brushed a few autumn-hued bangs from his face and grabbed the fl vest he'd removed before falling into dreamland, having slept in the rest of his garb without anything resembling a reason, other than he hadn't felt like removing it.
		Arian gave himself one helpful heave, flying from the hole in the floor, and coming to a gentle landing atop the trapdoor.
		Arian's eyes strained to focus on the argentine surface of the marble fixed in the center of the lucid night sky above, his lips curled and twisted into a slight frown.
	www.fictionpress.com /read.php?storyid=859089 (1351 words)

	Impressions Everlasting - Mormon Art - Arian Biography
		Arian's goal is to "create exquisitely beautiful art that reminds people of their magnificence and inspires them to achieve their dreams." He is most well known for his Classical and traditional American images, and has been commissioned to paint murals in both the Palace of Gold and Wheeling Civic Center located in West Virginia.
		At the age of 21, Arian took monastic vows and received the same great privilege that Michelangelo himself had been given: the rare and precious opportunity to cultivate his artistic genius under the sponsorship of a religious organization.
		According to Arian, "the images create themselves." This is apparent to the viewer as the subjects of his paintings seem so natural that one feels momentarily transported into their world.
	www.impressionseverlasting.com /bio/arianbio.html (548 words)

	BOOK 5
		Then, the number of actual Arians was still small, and the semi-Arian Eusebians would not, outwardly at least, separate themselves from the Church; now, however, at Sardica, they came forward in open opposition to the Church, and thus strengthened the party to which, from the beginning, they had felt themselves drawn by a spiritual affinity.
		She, too, was a zealous Arian, so that Pope Liberius returned the money which she sent to him to distribute, saying that she might make the Arian bishops the administrators of her alms.
		But neither the Orthodox nor the Arian party would allow this celebrated man to be absent from Milan; and accordingly not only did the Emperor and the Papal legates send written petitions to him, but the Synod also dispatched an embassage to Vercelli, to obtain the bishop’s consent to their proceedings.
	www.godrules.net /library/hefele/84hefele_b5.htm (10051 words)

	doctors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		At that time the Arian heresy, which denied that Christ was God, in the sense of his being of the same substance with the Pather, was at the height of its influence.
		The Emperor Valens was an Arian, and was vigorously persecuting the Catholics.
		Auxentius, an Arian, and a violent and subtle persecutor of the Catholics, who, upon the banishment of St. Dionysius, had usurped the see of Milan and held it tyrannically for almost twenty years, died in 374.
	www.waterbutler.com /doctors.htm (15700 words)

	Pope John II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Presbyter Mercurius is found on a fragment of an ancient ciborium, and several of the marble slabs which enclose the schola cantorum bear upon them, in the style of the sixth century, the monogram of Johannes." (CE)
		As a result the last decree (Senatus Consultum) which the Roman Senate is known to have issued, passed under Boniface II, was directed against simony in papal elections.
		John remained on good terms with Athalaric, who, being of the Arian Christianity, was content to refer to John's tribunal all actions brought against the Roman clergy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pope_John_II (551 words)

	Ulfilas
		Ulfilas was at the Synod of Constantinople in 360 when the sect of Acacius triumphed and issued its compromise creed as a substitute for the formularies of the Orthodox as well as the Arian parties.
		It is unfortunate that the career of Ulfilas was marred by his adherence to the Arian heresy.
		It may be said in extenuation of this fault that he was a victim of circumstances in coming under none but Arian and semi-Arian influences during his residence at Constantinople; but he persisted in the error until the end of his life.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/u/ulfilas.html (473 words)

	St. Athanasius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Five months after the close of the council the Primate of Alexandria died; and Athanasius, quite as much in recognition of his talent, it would appear, as in deference to the death-bed wishes of the deceased prelate, was chosen to succeed him.
		His election, in spite of his extreme youth and the opposition of a remnant of the Arian and Meletian factions in the Alexandrian Church, was welcomed by all classes among the laity ("Apol.
		In 355 a council was held at Milan, where in spite of the vigorous opposition of a handful of loyal prelates among the Western bishops, a fourth condemnation of Athanasius was announced to the world.
	www.reu.org /public/saints/athanas.htm (5519 words)

	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 219 (v. 3) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A fragment in the original is given in a part of the Greek text of Leontius published by Mai in his Scriptorum Vet.
		A fragment of one of his works, of which the title is not given, is cited by the emperor Justinian in his Tractatus contra Mono-pliysitas, published by Mai in the Collectio already cited, vol.
		The published fragments of Peter's works, with the exception of the passage in the Diatriba de Paschate, the Latin citations in the Acta Concilii Chalcedon., and the fragments cited by Justinian, are given in the fourth volume of Galland's Bibliotheca Patrum, p.
	www.ancientlibrary.com /smith-bio/2553.html (926 words)

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		The -frag option sets the maximum fragment and batch size The only visible effect of the fragmentation is in the alignment files, where alignments at the edges of the fragments can be duplicated and/or truncated.
		Fragmentation initially was implemented to allow the size of sequences and sequence batches to be unlimited.
		Fragmentation also can improve repeat detection when a genomic sequence contains large regions of DNA with significantly different GC levels (isochores), since sets of scoring matrices are chosen based on the GC level of a fragment.
	bioweb.pasteur.fr /docs/man/doc/RepeatMasker.1 (8735 words)

	The seekers' guide to the Bible
		The Muratorian fragment tells us that Hermas was the brother of Pope Pius I who reigned about 150 AD (if reign is the right word that early on).
		The fragment is usually dated to about 150 AD by which time the four Gospels would have been in general circulation for the author to draw upon.
		Although Greek fragments had been found a little earlier, the complete Gospel of Thomas was only discovered in 1945 at Nag Hummadi in upper Egypt.
	www.bede.org.uk /seekers5.html (2127 words)

	Repeat Masker News
		Note that there are later releases which I either do not have or cannot release in the their present form, so another update may be expected soon.
		Arian has already sent more mail (12/22/1998) with a bug fix to the 121298 release of RepeatMasker.
		It causes RepeatMasker to use matrices appropriate for the last fragment of a large sequence for the whole sequence rather than choosing approriate matrices for each fragment.
	www.broad.mit.edu /personal/mczody/rm_news.html (1612 words)

	CHURCH FATHERS: De Sententia Dionysii (Athanasius)
		LETTER of Athanasius concerning Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria, shewing that he too was against the Arian heresy, like the Synod of Nicaea, and that the Arians in vain libel him in claiming him as on their side.
		The Arian appeal to Dionysius based upon an isolated fragment of his teaching to the neglect of the rest.
		The Arians then ought, if their intelligence were sound, thus to have thought and held concerning the Bishop: 'for all things are manifest to them that understand, and right to them that find knowledge' (Prov.
	newadvent.org /fathers/2810.htm (5891 words)

	Pope Liberius - Ökumenisches Heiligenlexikon
		The same story of the pope's fall is supported by three letters attributed to him in the so-called "Historical Fragments" ("Fragmenta ex Opere Historico" in P.L., X, 678 sqq.) of St.
		Hilary, but Sozomen tells us it was a lie, propagated by the Arian Eudoxius, who had just invaded the See of Antioch.
		Anastasius I (401) mentions him with Dionysius, Hilary, and Eusebius as one of those who would have died rather than blaspheme Christ with the Arians.
	www.heiligenlexikon.de /CatholicEncyclopedia/Liberius.html&print=true (4334 words)

	Arianism - Monophysitism
		It dealt with the Christological and Trinitarian controversies of his age, and fragments of it are found in Leontius (De sectis, Oct. 5) in St. John Damascene (De haer., I, 101-107, ed.
		Fragments of his commentaries on the Gospel are found in MSS.
		Cyril did not go so far, and in this Monothelite error we may see the essence of the heresy of the Monophysites; for all fell into this snare, except the Tritheists, since it was the logical result of their mistaken point of view.
	www.arian-catholic.org /arian/monophysitism.html (8867 words)

	Vita_St. Athanasius
		Five months after the close of the council the Primate of Alexandria died; and Athanasious, quite as much in recognition of his talent, it would appear, as in deference to the death-bed wishes of the deceased prelate, was chosen to succeed him.
		In the year 340, after the failure of the Eusebian malcontents to secure the appointment of an Arian candidate of dubious reputation names Pistus, the notorious Gregory of Cappadocia was forcibly intruded into the Alexandrian See, and Athanasious was obliged to do into hiding.
		In 355 a council was held at Milan, where in spite of the vigorous opposition of a handful of loyal prelates among the Western bishops, a fourth condemnation of Athanasious was announced to the world.
	www.amcoptic.com /Vita/st_athanasius/vita_st_athanasius.htm (5675 words)

	Arian Doctrine and Trinity from AD 360-380
		Extreme Arians, on the other hand, especially those beginning to formulate the Neo-Arian views that would soon be formalised by Aetius and Eunomius, will have been horrified at the lack of philosophical sophistication of the Confession and its unbending proclamation of the unknowability of the Father to all but the Son.
		This may be to understate Eunomius’ (and the Neo-Arian’s) influence to some degree, yet it is accurate in its betrayal of the fact that the Arian debate had become to intricately philosophical at its end that it was beyond the general understanding of the larger part of the church.
		Though it should be noted that most Arian groups were rightly cautious in comparing the Father’s divine begetting of the Son to the human father’s begetting of a child.
	www.monachos.net /patristics/arians_360-380.shtml (3506 words)

	Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series II, Vol. IV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		This memorandum or short article was written, as its first sentence shews, during the lifetime of Eusebius of Nicomedia, and therefore not later than the summer of a.d.
		The somewhat abrupt beginning, and the absence of any exposition of the latter portion of the text, have led to the inference that the work is a fragment: but its conclusion is evidently perfect, and the opening words probably refer to the text itself.
		It should, however, be noted that this change of ground does not involve any concession to the Arian use of the passage: it merely transfers the denial of Athanasius from their minor to their major premise.
	www.bible.ca /history/fathers/NPNF2-04/Npnf2-04-24.htm (298 words)

	Reincarnation history in Christiantiy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Arian controversy was really about the nature of humanity and how we are saved.
		The Arian position had the potential to erode the authority of the Church since it implied that the soul did not need the Church to achieve salvation.
		The outcome of the Arian controversy was crucial to the Church's position on both reincarnation and the soul's opportunity to become one with God.
	www.near-death.com /experiences/origen08.html (4416 words)

	Affidavit of Charles Linch
		This included a serrated bread knife which I later designated as "Knife #4." This knife was located on the left end of the bottom row of knives in the butcher block.
		If the rubber dust particles and fiberglass rod fragment can be located and removed from the mounting media for testing, more discriminating chemical testing came be performed on this evidence to determine if the debris found in Knife #4 is in fact consistent with the debris from the window screen material.
		To the best of my personal knowledge and belief, the fiberglass rod fragment obtained from the serration grooves of Knife #4 is located at either a) the Bexar County Forensic Laboratory, San Antonio, Texas on a SEM planchet, or b) at the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences, Dallas, Texas, on a glass microscope slide.
	www.fordarlieroutier.org /Evidence/WritAffidavits/linch2.html (838 words)

	Alexander & Victor Fine Art
		Essentially a Romantic, Arian's expansive use of subtle color variations, creative use of light and shadow and exquisite figurative rendering give his paintings a breathtaking life, realism and beauty.
		His compositions are moments frozen in time, imaginary memories of events subtly significant in the lives of his characters--memories that the viewers of the work treasure as if they were their own.
		Arian's work has been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Bombay, Paris, and Viareggio, Italy.
	alexanderandvictor.com /otherartist_detail.php?artistID=4 (278 words)

	Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series II, Vol. IV
		It is doubtful whether the outbreak of the Arian controversy at Alexandria was directly connected with the previous Christological controversies in the same Church.
		In Egypt two presbyters and for deacons of the Mareotis, one of the former being Pistus, a later Arian bishop of Alexandria, declared for Arius; while abroad he was in correspondence with influential bishops who cordially promised their support.
		With the creeds and Arian literature after the death of Constantine we are not at present concerned.
	www.ccel.org /fathers2/NPNF2-04/Npnf2-04-05.htm (18696 words)

	Christian Reincarnation: The Arian Controversy
		The Arians believed that human beings could also be adopted as Sons of God by imitating Christ.
		He was telling them that the seed of Christ was within them, that he had come to quicken it and that the Christ was not diminished no matter how many times his body was broken.
		To the Arians, the divinization process was essential to salvation; to the orthodox, it was heresy.
	www.freedominmessiah.com /origen5.html (1110 words)

	The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge, Vol. I: Aachen - Basilians (iii.i.athanasius)
		His fame is due solely to his unswerving and self-sacrificing opposition to the Arian heresy, and some account of his life, with a statement of his views, is given in the article Arianism.
		These are the fragment published by Maffei (1738) of the so-called Historia acephala, written between 384 and 412, and the preface to the ” Festal Letters” of Athanasius which are preserved in a Syriac version (ed.
		The traditional story of his playing at ” church” as a boy and, in the character of a bishop, so correctly baptizing some catechumens that Bishop Alexander (313-326) recognized the validity of the baptism, and took the lad under his care, is worthy of its first narrator, Rufinus; the chronology is sufficient to condemn it.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/schaff/encyc01.iii.i.athanasius.html (2833 words)

	Palimpsest - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		These are - the Ambrosian Plautus, in rustic capitals, of the 4th or 5th century, re-written with portions of the Bible in the 9th century (pl. 6); the Cicero De republica of the Vatican, in uncials, of the 4th century, covered by St Augustine on the Psalms, of the 7th century (pl. 17; Pal.
		Soc., pl. 160); the Codex Theodosianus of Turin, of the 5th or 6th century (pl. 25); the Fasti Consulares of Verona, of A.D. 486 (pl. 29); and the Arian fragment of the Vatican,"of the 5th century (pl. 31).
		Most of these originally belonged to the monastery of Bobbio, a fact which gives some indication of the great literary wealth of that house.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Palimpsest (1029 words)

	Athanasius - Nicene & Post-Nicene, Series 2 - Writing of the Early Church Fathers on SearchGodsWord.org
		It is unnecessary to enumerate the well-known general histories, all of which devote special pains to Athanasius and the Arian controversy.
		His Arian Controversy, 1889, is an abridgement, but with supplementary discussions of importance on one or two points; very useful bibliography prefixed to both.
		Under this head we include Newman's Arians of the Fourth Century, an English classic, unrivalled as a dogmatic and religious study of Arianism, although unsatisfactory on its purely historical side.
	www.searchgodsword.org /his/ad/ecf/pos/athanasius/view.cgi?file=npnf2-04-05.htm (2440 words)

	[Genome] FW: repeats in the Genome Browser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		An example of this is the L1 fragment at the 5' end of the APP gene: See chr21:24121521-24122391 of June 2002 release.
		I wrote to Arian Smit about this problem and he replied that the annotation of the L1 is a false positive, occurring for very GC-rich regions in a very AT-rich background.
		He said that he fixed that problem between the May and July RepeatMasker Versions and that the annotation of the November 2002 assembly should be ok. I have looked at the November assembly and the problem is corrected for the APP gene but not for other genes where we encountered the same problem.
	www.cse.ucsc.edu /pipermail/genome/2003-January/001687.html (296 words)

	Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series II, Vol. IV
		The Arian Appeal to Dionysius a Slander Against Him.
		The Arians Appeal to Dionysius as the Jews Did to Abraham: But with Equally Little Reason.
		For from them you will learn firstly that the Arians are malicious, secondly that Dionysius has nothing to do with their error.
	www.ccel.org /fathers2/NPNF2-04/Npnf2-04-36.htm (6515 words)

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