Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series 1, Vol. 3 (Augustine: On the Trinity) (1890) - Page 20

Year	Event	Citations
347	Birth of John Chrysostom.
349	Council at Jerusalem (Mansi. ii. 171 u.), under Bishop Maximus, in favor of Athanasius. 1st Council of Sirmium.
350	Revolt of Magnentius.	Theod. ii. 12; Soc. ii. 25.
	Constans killed February 27.	Theod. ii. 9; Soc. ii. 25; Soz. iv. 1.
351	Constantius, sole emperor, defeats Magnentius at Mursa.
	2nd Council of Sirmium.
352	Liberius succeeds Julius in the See of Rome.	Theod. ii. 12.
	Paul of Constantinople strangled.	Theod. ii. 4; Soc. ii. 26; Soz. iv. 2.
353	Suicide of Magnentius.
355	Council of Milan.	Theod. ii. 12; Soc. ii. 36; Soz. iv. 9.
356	Intrusion of George at Alexandria.	Theod. ii. 10; Soc. ii. 14; Soz. iv. 30.
357	Deposition of Cyril of Jerusalem by Acacius.	Theod. ii. 22; Soc. ii. 42; Soz. iv. 25.
	3rd Council of Sirmium.
358	Return of Liberius.	Theod. ii. 14; Soc. ii. 42; Soz. iv. 15.
359	Synod of Isaurian Seleucia.	Theod. ii. 22; Soc. ii. 39; Soz. iv. 22.
	Birth of Gratianus.
	Council of Ariminum.	Theod. ii. 15; Soc. ii. 37; Soz. iv. 17.
360	Synod of Nica.	Theod. ii. 16.
	3rd Council of Constantinople. (Semi-Arian.)
361	Nov. 3 Death of Constantius. Accession of Julian.	Theod. iii. 1; Soc. ii. 47; Soz. v. 1.
362	Murder of George of Alexandria.
	Athanasius returns Feb. 22, but goes into 4th exile in October.	Theod. iii. 5; Soc. iii. 4; Soz. vi. 6.
363	Julian’s failed attempt to rebuild the Temple.	Theod. iii. 15; Soc. iii. 70; Soz. v. 22.
	Julian’s Persian expedition and death, June 26.	Theod. iii. 20; Soc. iii. 17; Soz. vi. 1.
	Accession of Jovian, June 27.
364	Death of Jovian.	Theod. iv. 4; Soc. iii. 26; Soz. vi. 3.
	Accession of Valentinian. Valens Augustus.
366	Liberius, Bishop of Rome, dies and is succeeded by Damasus.	Theod. ii. 17; Soc. iv. 29; Soz. vi. 23.
367	Gratianus, son of Valentinian, declared Augustus (age 8).	Theod. v. 1.
	5th exile of Athanasius.
370	Basil becomes bishop of Cæsarea.	Theod. iv. 16; Soc. iv. 26; Soz. vi. 16.
372	Gregory of Nazianzus becomes bishop of Sasima.	Theod. v. 7; Soc. iv. 26; Soz. vi. 17.
373	Death of Athanasius, May 2.	Theod. iv. 17; Soc. iv. 20; Soz. vi. 19.
	Death of Ephraim Syrus, June 19.	Theod. iv. 26; Soz. iii. 16.
374	Auxentius of Milan dies.	Theod. iv. 5; Soc. iv. 30; Soz. i. 24.
	Ambrose becomes archbishop of Milan.	Theod. iv. 6.
375	Gratian emperor of the West.	Theod. v. 1; Soc. iv. 31; Soz. vi. 36.
378	Death of Valens.	Theod. iv. 32; Soc. iv. 37; Soz. vi. 40.
379	Theodosius named Augustus, Jan. 19.	Theod. v. 5; Soc. v. 2; Soz. vii. 2.
	Gregory of Nazianzus at Constantinople.	Theod. v. 8; Soc. v. 6; Soz. vii. 7.
381	COUNCIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (2nd GENERAL).	Theod. v. 8; Soc. v. 8; Soz. vii. 7.
383	Death of Gratian. Rebellion of Maximus.	Theod. v. 12; Soc. v. 11; Soz. vii. 13.
386	Birth of Theodoret, according to the less probable date of Garnerius.
387	Sedition at Antioch.	Theod. v. 19; Soc. v. 15; Soz. vii. 23.
388	Defeat and death of Maximus.
	Death of Cyril of Jerusalem.
390	Destruction of the Serapeum.	Theod. v. 22; Soc. v. 16; Soz. vii. 15.
	Massacre at Thessalonica.	Theod. v. 17.
	Death of Gregory of Nazianzus.
392	Death of Valentinian II. Eugenius set up as Emperor.	Theod. v. 24.
393	BIRTH OF THEODORET, according to the more probable date of Tillemont.
394	Theodosius defeats Eugenius.	Theod. v. 24; Soc. v. 25; Soz. vii. 24.
395	Death of Theodosius. Accession of Honorius and Arcadius.	Theod. v. 25; Soc. v. 26; Soz. vii. 7.25.
398	John Chrysostom becomes bishop of Constantinople.	Theod. v. 27; Soc. vi. 2; Soz. viii. 2.
400	Revolt of Gainas.	cf. Theod. v. 33; Soc. vi. 6; Soz. viii. 4.
401	Roman legions withdrawn from Britain.
403	Synod of "the Oak."	Theod. v. 34; Soc. vi. 15; Soz. viii. 19.
404	Death of Empress Eudoxia.
	Chrysostom ordered to leave Constantinople.	Theod. v. 34; Soc. vi. 18; Soz. viii. 24.
407	Death of Chrysostom.	Theod. v. 34.
408	Death of Arcadius. Accession of Theodosius II.	Theod. v. 36.
410	Sack of Rome by Alaric.