Liberius

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Liberius was a 4th-century Bishop of Rome known for his involvement in the Arian controversy and his complex relationship with the Roman Emperor Constantius II.

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Liberius canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian bishop
Pope
human
associatedWith Council of Nicaea
Roman Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
chronologicalPlacement 4th century
conflict Arian controversy
countryOfCitizenship Roman Empire
denomination Nicene Christianity
era Late Antiquity
knownFor conflict with Emperor Constantius II
exile from Rome
involvement in the Arian controversy
opponent Arianism
Emperor Constantius II
linked to: Constantius II
papacyContext Arian–Nicene theological disputes
Imperial interference in Church affairs
placeOfWork Lateran Palace
linked to: Palazzo Lateranense
positionHeld Bishop of Rome
linked to: Pope

Pope
predecessor Pope Julius I
religion Christianity
religiousOrder Catholic Church
seat Diocese of Rome
seeAlso Arian controversy
Constantius II
Pope Damasus I
Pope Julius I
successor Pope Damasus I
supportedDoctrine Nicene Creed
title Bishop of Rome
linked to: Pope

Pope
workLocation Rome

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Pope Liberius givenName Liberius