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St Jerome, NPNF II.3; with Gennadius’ continuation
Jerome, 96. Eusebius another bishop
Eusebius,1 a native of Sardinia, at first a lector at Rome and afterwards bishop of Vercelli, sent by the emperor Constantius to Scythopolis, and afterwards to Cappadocia, on account of his confession of the faith, returned to the church under the emperor Julian and published the Commentaries of Eusebius of Caesarea on the Psalms, which lie had translated from Greek into Latin, and died during the reign of Valentian and Valens.
Notes
- Born about 315, Bishop about 340, exiled 355-62, died 371-5.