Eupsychius, a noble bridegroom of Caesarea, was martyred under Julian for his share in the demolition of the temple of Fortune. September 7 was the day of the feast at Caesarea. Placed in 376. This and the tree following letters are complimentary and consolatory epistles conveyed by Sanctissimus on his return to Rome. It does not appear quite certain whether they are to be referred to the period of his return from his second journey to the East in 376, or that of his earlier return in 374.
Letters cxx. and ccxxi.
Placed in 376. 13 and v. 8. Sozomen, H.E. vi. 12, and vii. Placed in 376.