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Eunomius (died c. 394)

Leader of an extreme sect of Arians (see Arianism), who were called Eunomians after him. His confession of faith, addressed to the Roman emperor Theodosius the Great in 383, was rejected. After his death his followers disbanded through internal divisions.

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Pico della Mirandola, Apologia, in Opera, Basal, 1557, 204: "Clemens apostolorum discipulus qui Romanae ecclesiae post Apostolos episcopus et martyr fuit, libros edidit qui appellantur Recognitio, in quibus cum ex persona Petri doctrina quasi vere apostolica exponatur, in aliquibus ita Eunomii dogma inseritur vt nullus alius quam ipse Eunomius disputare credatur, Filium Dei creatum de nihilo dicens.

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