Athanasius Magnus
Eventa vitae
- ordained — 319
Ordained deacon by Bishop Alexander of Alexandria; as secretary drafted responses to Arius.
- council — 325
Attended First Ecumenical Council as deacon; principal theological author of the Nicene response to Arianism.
- consecrated — 328
Consecrated Patriarch of Alexandria at age ~33, succeeding Alexander.
- exiled — 335
First exile (335–337). Exiled by Constantine after Synod of Tyre to Trier in Gaul.
- exiled — 339
Second exile (339–346). Exiled to Rome; held synod with Pope Julius I vindicating his orthodoxy.
- exiled — 356
Third exile (356–361). Hid among desert monks for six years when Constantius II's troops raided the church.
- exiled — 362
Fourth exile (362–364) under Julian the Apostate.
- exiled — 365
Fifth exile (365–366) under Valens; briefly hidden in his father's tomb in Alexandria.
- died — 373
Died on his episcopal throne after 45 years as bishop, 17 of them in exile.
Relationes
- corresponded_with → Basilius Magnus (likely)
- translated_relics_of → Antonius Magnus (likely)