Event Christianity
Council of Rimini
Synodus Ariminensis la
Synod held in 359
- Dated the 350s CE
- Also called Synod of Rimini
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under 1 km awayTempietto of Sant'Antonio, Rimini
building in Rimini, Italy -
13 km awaySan Marino Shrine
first Shinto Shrine in Europe -
25 km awaySan Leo Cathedral
building in San Leo, Italy -
26 km awayAbbey of St Maria del Monte
church building in Cesena, Italy -
37 km awaySan Vicinio cathedral
basilica and co-cathedral of the Cesena-Sarsina diocese, Sarsina, FC, Italy -
38 km awayCathedral of Urbino
church building in Urbino, Italy
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- the 340s CE
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synod held in 343, 344 or 347 -
341 CESynod of Antioch
synod held in 341 - 343 CE
Council of Sardica
synod - 355 CE
Synod of Mediolanum (355)
synod in Milan in 355 CE; dealt with the dispute between Athanasius and the Arian bishops of the court of Constantius II; ended supporting Arian statements - 359 CE
Council of Seleucia
synod held in 359 - 360 CE
Council of Constantinople
synod held in 360
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