Basil of Seleucia (Pseudo-)
Basilius Seleuciensis (Ps.)
Works
Quotations
- [JB] Ge 19:24-25
- [JB] Ex 10:4-6
- [JB] Ex 14:21-27
- [JB] Ex 17:11-13
- [JB] Ex 7:27-29
Related authors
Basil of Seleucia (400 ? - 468 ?)
Born around the beginning of the 5th century, Basil governed the Church of Seleucia for more than thirty years (after 431, and at least until 468). Oscillating according to theological expediency, he anathematized Eutyches at the synod of Constantinople (448), voted in the “Robber Council” of Ephesus (449) for the rehabilitation of the same heretic and the deposition of the Patriarch Flavian, and condemned Eutyches again at the Council of Chalcedon (451), only narrowly escaping the deposition with which he was threatened. Fifty homilies, not all authentic, have come down to us under his name.
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| Birth date | ? |
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| Death date | ? |
| Group of authors | Greece, Minor Asia (including Constantinople) |