Theodoret of Cyrrhus's church history from Constantine to the year 428, continuing Eusebius; his three Dialogues (the Eranistes) on the unchangeable, unmixed and suffering-free Godhead of Christ, with the proofs by syllogism; and 181 of his letters. Modern English from the Post-Nicene Fathers translation.
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Contents
Church History, Book 3
1Julian Becomes Emperor and Abandons the Faith2The Bishops Return and Paulinus Is Consecrated3What the Pagans Did to the Christians under Julian4Julian’s Laws Against the Christians5The Fourth Exile and Escape of Athanasius6Apollo at Daphne and the Holy Babylas7Theodore the Confessor8The Sacred Vessels Seized and the Allowances Taken Away9What Happened to Julian the Emperor’s Uncle and to Felix10The Pagan Priest’s Son11The Holy Martyrs Juventinus and Maximinus12Valentinian, the Great Emperor13Other Confessors14Artemius the Commander, and Publia the Deaconess and Her Divine Boldness15The Jews Try to Rebuild the Temple, and the Plagues from Heaven16The Campaign Against the Persians17The Bold Councilor of Beroea18The Tutor’s Prediction19The Prophecy of Julianus the Monk20The Death of Julian in Persia21The Sorcery Found at Carrhae22The Heads Found at Antioch and the Rejoicing There