Title(s):
- Ecclesiastical history
- Ἐκκλησιαστικὴ ἱστορία(Ekklēsiastikē historia, Ecclesiastical history)
Period covered:
305-439
Language:
Greek
State of Preservation:
Full
Genre:
- Ecclesiastical history
Remarks:
That Socrates was a Novatian is now widely accepted, but has to be deduced from his interest in the Novatian schism and his representation of events. The epithet scholasticus is the later Byzantine judgement on his learning.
Users:
- John of Antioch
- Theodoret of Cyr
- Sozomen
- Theodore Lector
- Constantine Porphyrogenitus
- Zachariah, Pseudo-
- Anonymous (Brandes synopsis)
- Anonymous (Chronicle of 1234)
- Anonymous (Chronicle of Zuqnin)
- Anonymous (Ecclesiastical history [Long Socrates])
- Anonymous (Ecclesiastical history [Short Socrates])
- Anonymous (Syriac translation of Socrates)
- Anonymous of Heraclea
- Barhadbeshabba from the Bet-Arbaye
- Cassiodorus
- Elias of Nisibis
- Evagrius Scholasticus
- Gelasius of Caesarea
- Germanus of Constantinople
- Ignatius of Melitene
- Jacob of Edessa
- John of Draskhanakert
- John of Nikiu
- Liberatus of Carthage
- Michael the Great
- Moses of Khoren
- Philo of Tirak
- Rufinus Graecus
Sources:
- Rufinus of Aquileia
- Eutropius
- Eusebius of Caesarea
- Sabinus of Heraclea
- Libanius
- Julian the Emperor
- Philippus of Side
- Callistus
- Anonymous (Chronicle of 378)
- Anonymous (Chronicle of 422)
- Anonymous (Consularia Constantinopolitana)
- Anonymous (Continuatio Alcobaciensis of Prosper)
- Anonymous (Documentum Nestorianum)
- Ammonius the Poet
- Apollinarius of Laodicea the Elder
- Apollinarius of Laodicea the Younger
- Eudocia Augusta
- Eusebius Scholasticus
- Gelasius of Caesarea