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First Synod of Tyre
Synodus Tyri la
Synod in 335 CE by Emperor Constantine I to evaluate charges against Athanasius; it condemned Athanasius, and he was exiled to Trier
- Dated 335 CE
- Also called Council of Tyre
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synod in 335 CE by Emperor Constantine I to evaluate charges against Athanasius; it condemned Athanasius, and he was exiled to TrierWikidata record description. Read First Synod of Tyre in the Wikipedia reader.
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