The Eusebians: The Polemic of Athanasius of Alexandria and the Construction of the `Arian Controversy'

David M. Gwynn

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Introduction PART I 1. The polemical writings of Athanasius: chronology and context PART II 2. Athanasius' earliest polemical work: the 'Eusebians' in the Epistula Encyclica of 339 3. The origin of the 'Eusebians' in the polemic of Athanasius 4. The influence of Athanasius' polemic 339-46 PART III 5. Who were the 'Eusebians'? 6. The 'Eusebians' in action 7. The 'Arianism' of the 'Eusebians' Conclusion

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