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against the allegedly Novatianist Bishop Marcian (or Marcion) of Arles. Marcian ... in accordance with his wishes, and that Marcian was deposed. However, inasmuch ...

council possible with elevation of Emperor Marcian to the imperial throne. ... Dioscorus had condemned, was given a vote. Marcian appointed a number of commissioners ...

039; sudden death in 450. The new emperor, Marcian, desired reconciliation ... "heresy" in banishment and begs Marcian to transfer him to some ...

the troops that the new Byzantine emperor Marcian sent across the Danube may ... again and reclaim the tribute which Marcian had cut off. (Marcian was ...

28, 450, he was succeeded by the military leader Marcian, who desired reconciliation with Rome. Turning the tables on Dioscorus, he placed the papal ...

The advent of a new emperor, Marcian, led to the calling of the Council of Chaldedon in 451, which reversed II Ephesus and established the doctrine ...

The ascension of Emperor Marcian to the imperial throne brought about a reversal of the christological policy in the East. The Ecumenical Council ...

In 1968, Marcian Hoff invented the first microprocessor at Intel and thus ignited development of the personal computer. The first realization ...

In 1968, Marcian Hoff invented the microprocessor at Intel and, thus, ignited the development of the personal computer. Hoff's invention ...

4004, invented concurrently by Intel engineers Marcian Hoff, Federico Faggin, Stanley Mazor and Masatoshi Shima. Originally developed for a calculator ...

brutally suppressed by Gallus Caesar. Under Marcian (450–457) and again under Justinian I (527–565), the Samaritans revolted. Constantine ...