FEBADY (Feobadius

Febady; Feobadius or Pheobadius, mind. after 392 g. n. e., Latin Christian writer. Born in Gaul, the bishop Agena. Fought arianizmom (cm. Arius), especially in Provence. He played a major role in the synod of Rimini (359 g.) with Prepisyvalsya Ambrosio. Written and published in the form of a circular to the bishops of Gaul book against the Arians (Liber contra arianom; 357 / 8 years.), Which outlined the Catholic doctrine of the Trinity. The product F. based on the writings of Tertullian and Hilary of Poitiers.