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Anonymi 3061 — The ecclesiastical managers of the church of Antioch under Severus
Anonymi 3062 — The clergy of Rhosus who submitted a petition to Severus
Anonymi 3063 — Residents of Rhosus who submitted a petition to Severus
Anonymi 3065 — Clergy of a monastery under the authority of Paul of Olba
Anonymi 3066 — Bishops under the metropolis of Apamea in A.D. 515
Anonymi 3067 — The heads of monasteries in Syria Secunda who urged their bishops to oppose Severus
Anonymi 3071 — The bishops of Syria Secunda condemned by Severus at a council in Antioch in A.D. 515
Anonymi 3072 — The bishops who assembled in Antioch in A.D, 515 and condemned the bishops of Syria Secunda
Anonymi 3074 — Those ordained by Hilarian but prohibited from ministry until Severus could confirm their ordination
Anonymi 3075 — The prominent men of Antioch who petitioned Severus to allow Romulus to conduct prayers in Antioch
Anonymi 3076 — The poets who also served as clergy in Antioch
Anonymi 3077 — The monks of the monastery of Isaac who received a letter from Severus
Anonymi 3078 — The magistrates who passed judgment on Antipater
Anonymi 3079 — The inhabitants of Anasartha who proposed episcopal candidates to Severus
Anonymi 3080 — The clergy of Apamea following the death of the bishop Isaac in A.D. 513
Anonymi 3081 — The men unlawfully given stewardship of the church property of Apamea after the death of the bishop Isaac in A.D. 513
Anonymi 3084 — The bishops of Phoenice who received a letter from Severus
Anonymi 3085 — The devout subdeacons of Alexandria Minor who petitioned Severus
Anonymi 3086 — The soldiers who forced the bishop of Pompeiupolis to perform ordinations
Anonymi 3088 — The bishops who attended the Council of Neocaesarea
Anonymi 3089 — The bishops who attended the Council of Nicaea
Anonymi 3091 — Those who brought charges against Libanius for demanding interest from fellow clergy in Apamea
Anonymi 3095 — The monks of the monastery of the bishop Maron
Anonymi 3096 — The notables of Apamea who received a letter from Severus in A.D. 513
Anonymi 3099 — Those in Constantinople who managed the affairs of the church of Antioch for Severus