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   Hilary of Poitiers (Latin: Hilarius Pictaviensis; c. 310 – c. 367) [2] was Bishop of Poitiers and a Doctor of the Church. He was sometimes referred to as the "Hammer of the Arians " (Malleus Arianorum) and the " Athanasius of the West". [3] His name comes from the Latin word for happy or cheerful.

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   Jan 9, 2011 · After the death of Constantius II in 361, Hilary was able to return to his diocese at Poitiers. Once exiled for opposing Arianism in Gaul, he lived to see it squarely condemned in the local...

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   The court did not grant his proposal, but, deeming that he was doing more mischief in the East than he could do in Gaul, ordered him back to Poitiers. On his return, Hilary was regarded as the champion of the Nicene faith. The Council of Paris (361), under his lead, excommunicated Saturninus.

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   Oct 13, 2024 · After the death of Constantius II in 361, Hilary was able to return to his diocese at Poitiers. Once exiled for opposing Arianism in Gaul, he lived to see it squarely condemned in the local...

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   Returning to Poitiers, he spent his last years combatting Arianism in Gaul and writing his commentary on the Psalms and Tractatus mysteriorum on typology. His reaffirmation of orthodoxy, almost alone in Gaul, earned him the title of the Athanasius of the West.

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   Jan 13, 2024 · Hilary’s return to Poitiers in 361 was triumphant. He was warmly received by his congregation and fellow bishops, including his former disciple, Martin of Tours. His victory against Arianism was further underscored by the subsequent deposition of Saturninus, the Arian Bishop of Arles.

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   Why was Hilary of Poitiers exiled?

   • Hilary of Poitiers was exiled in 356AD for his criticism of an Arianist bishop. Copyright © Melissa Cutler 2010. 58 Other Catholic bishops exiled John Chrysostom around 403AD.

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   Who is Hilary of Poitiers?

   • Hilary of Poitiers is a Church Historian, lecturing at the Presbyterian Theological College in Burwood. He is also known as ‘the Athanasius of the West’ and ‘the Hammer of the Arians’. Additionally, he is sometimes regarded as the patron saint of lawyers.

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   What happened to Hilary after Constantius II died?

   • After the death of Constantius II in 361, Hilary was able to return to his diocese at Poitiers. Once exiled for opposing Arianism in Gaul, he lived to see it squarely condemned in the local church after his return.

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   Why was Hilary exiled to Phrygia?

   • A convert from Neoplatonism, Hilary was elected bishop of Poitiers (c. 353). He was exiled (356–360) to Phrygia by the Roman emperor Constantius II for not condemning the leading opponent of Arianism, St. Athanasius the Great, at the Council of Béziers (356).

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   Why was Hilary exiled?

   • The traditional explanation is that Hilary was exiled for refusing to subscribe to the condemnation of Athanasius and the Nicene faith. More recently several scholars have suggested that political opposition to Constantius and support of the usurper Claudius Silvanus may have led to Hilary's exile. [ 4 ]

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   Who was the Bishop of Poitiers?

   • HILARY, Bishop of Poitiers (Pictaviurn), the place of his birth, was b. early in the fourth century; d. 366. He shone like a clear star alongside of the great champions of the Nicene Creed, - Athanasius, Basil , and the two Gregories.

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   5 days ago · After the death of Constantius II in 361, Hilary was able to return to his diocese at Poitiers. Once exiled for opposing Arianism in Gaul, he lived to see it squarely condemned in the local church after his return.