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Prohaeresius

Prohaeresius (Greek: Προαιρέσιος, Prohairesios; c. 276 – c. 368) was a fourth-century Armenian Christian teacher and rhetorician originally from Caesarea who taught in Athens. He was one of the leading sophists of the era along with Diophantus the Arab and Epiphanius of Syria.

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related to Rome · 18
Prohaeresius → Apostate, Attracted, Basil, Christians, Constans, Eunapius, Gaul, Great, Gregory, He, Julian, Nazianzus, Regi Eloquentiae, Regina, Roma, Rome, Some, The
related to Early life · 15
Prohaeresius → Among Prohaeresius, Antioch, Ascalon, Athens, Cappadocia, Eunapius, He, Hephaestion, In Prohaeresius, Julianus, One, Prior, Spartan Apsines, The, Ulpianus
related to Cultural depictions · 10
Prohaeresius → Armenian, English, In, Khorenatsi's, Moushegh Ishkhan, Movses Khorenatsi, Paruyr Haykazn, Prohaeresius's, Raffi, The
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Prohaeresius → Eunapius, French, The Life

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eunapius armenian emperor one athens teacher sophists greek prohaeresius' also students julian taught life rome raffi rhetorician caesarea studied student

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Himeriusinstance ofbut his influence as a teacher is described by famous sophists and rhetoricians of the second half of the fourth century0.80text
Libaniusinstance ofbut his influence as a teacher is described by famous sophists and rhetoricians of the second half of the fourth century0.80text
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsArmenian0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsRaffi0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsParuyr Haykazn0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsEnglish0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsIn0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsMovses Khorenatsi0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsKhorenatsi's0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsProhaeresius's0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsThe0.60section
Prohaeresiusrelated to Cultural depictionsMoushegh Ishkhan0.60section

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