Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century A.D., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies.

Showing 63 terms beginning with E.

• Ebionism and Ebionites
• Edesius
• Elagabalus, emperor
• Elesbaan, king, hermit, and saint of Ethiopia
• Eleusius, bp. of Cyzicus
• Eleutherus, bp. of Rome
• Elias I., bp. of Jerusalem
• Elkesai, Elkesaites
• Elpidius (8), bp. of Laodicea
• Emilianus (8), solitary
• Encratites
• Ennodius (1) Magnus Felix, bp. of Pavia
• Ephraim (4) the Syrian
• Ephraim (6), bp. of Antioch and patriarch
• Epiphanes, a Gnostic writer
• Epiphanius, bp. of Salamis
• Epiphanius, patriarch of Constantinople
• Epiphanius Scholasticus
• Eraclius, deacon of the church of Hippo
• Ethelbert, king of Kent
• Etheria
• Eucherius, St., bp. of Lyons
• Euchites
• Eudoxius, bishop of Constantinople
• Eulalius, an antipope
• Eulogius, bp. of Edessa
• Eunomius, bp. of Cyzicus
• Euphemitae, praying people
• Euphemius, patriarch of Constantinople
• Euprepius, bp. of Bizya
• Euric, king of Toulouse

• Eusebius, bishop of Rome
• Eusebius of Alexandria, writer of sermons
• Eusebius of Caesarea
• Eusebius (24), bp. of Caesarea
• Eusebius (34), bp. of Dorylaeum
• Eusebius (35) Emesenus, bp. of Emesa
• Eusebius (48), bp. of Laodicea
• Eusebius (60), bp. of Nicomedia
• Eusebius, bishop of Pelusium
• Eusebius, bishop of Samosata
• Eusebius, bp. of Vercellae
• Eusebius (96), presbyter, confessor at Rome
• Eusebius (99), presbyter of Cremora
• Eusebius (126), eunuch under Constantius II
• Eustathius, bishop of Berrhoea
• Eustathius, bp. of Sebaste
• Eustathius (22), bp. of Berytus
• Eustochium, 3rd daughter of Paula
• Eustochius (6), patriarch of Jerusalem
• Euthalius (5), deacon of Alexandria
• Eutherius (2), bp. of Tyana
• Euthymius (4), abbat in Palestine
• Eutyches and Eutychianism
• Eutychianus, bp. of Rome
• Eutychius
• Euzoïus, Arian bp. of Antioch
• Evagrius, bp. of Antioch
• Evagrius Ponticus, anchoret and writer
• Evagrius
• Evaristus, bp. of Rome
• Evodius, bp. of Antioch
• Eznik, Armenian doctor of the church