Footnotes 2 This letter is numbered lxv. Placed in 374. Placed in 374. 2 Nephew of Eusebius.
Letters cxlivi, clvii., and clviii.
3 Eusebius was now in exile in Thrace. On this picturesque scene of his forced departure from his diocese, the agony of his flock at losing him, and his calm submission to the tyranny of Valens, see Theodoret iv. 12 and 13, pp. Placed in 374, on the misconduct of Glycerius, a deacon. 2 Tillemont says either of Nyssa or Nazianzus.