St. Athanasius
Greek
Christian Bishop, persistent opponent of Arianism, and later Saint. The Athanasian Creed reflected his insistence on Christian monotheism, with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit identical and thus one God.
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| 346–395 | Theodosius I |
| 350–428 | Theodore of Mopsuestia |
| 369–427 | Tao Qian |
| 348–410 | Prudentius |
| 340–385 | Priscillian |
| 233–304 | Porphyry |
| 360–420 | Pelagius |
| fl. 350 | St. Pachomius |
| fl. 350 | St. Nicholas |
| ?–355 | Donatus Magnus |
| 240–320 | Lactantius |
| 332–363 | Julian |
| 342–420 | St. Jerome |
| 291–371 | St. Hilarion |
| c. 275–303 | St. George |
| 360–430 | Faxian |
| ?–342 | Eusebius of Nicomedia |
| 264–340 | Eusebius of Caesarea |
| 304–384 | St. Damasus I |
| 315–386 | St. Cyril of Jerusalem |
| 274–337 | Constantine I |
| fl. 350 | Chandragupta II |
| ?–307 | St. Catherine |
| 329–379 | St. Basil |
| 354–430 | St. Augustine |
| 250–336 | Arius |
| 251–356 | St. Anthony |
| 339–397 | St. Ambrose |
| 370–410 | Alaric I |
