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Council of Nicaea
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 | Nicene Creed (statement of doctrine of the Christian faith) |
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- Nicene Creed (statement of doctrine of the Christian faith)
- Didymus of Alexandria (Greek linguist & theologian)
- Saint Eustathius (Antioch theologian)
- Hosius (Spanish theologian)
- Arius (Libyan theologian)
- Nicaea Council (in archaeology)
- Saint Sylvester I (Italian pope)
- Second Council of Nicaea (in Christianity)
- Arian heresy (philosophy)
- Adrian I (pope)
- Constantine VI (Byzantine emperor)
- Saint Nicephorus (Constantinopole theologian)
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