Basilius
4. Bishop of SELEUCEIA in Isauria from 448 till after 458, distinguished himself by taking alternately both sides in the Eutychian controversy.
Works
Editions
His works are published with those of Gregory Thaumaturgus, in the Paris edition of 1622.
Not the same as Basil, the friend of Chrysostom
He must not be confounded with Basil, the friend of Chrysostom, as is done by Photius. (Cod. 168, p. 116, ed. Bekker.)
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