Amphilochius of Iconium

Ἀμφιλόχιος Ἰκονίου

Bishop of Iconium from about 373. Basil addressed to him the treatise On the Holy Spirit and three canonical letters. He took part in the Council of Constantinople (381) and in synods against the Pneumatomachi. His surviving works are homilies, a poem in iambic verse for Seleucus on the books of Scripture, and fragments; many pieces under his name are spurious.

Dates
d. after 394 (approximate)
See or city
Iconium
Region
Lycaonia
Notes
A cousin of Gregory of Nazianzus and a friend of Basil, who wrote his canonical letters and On the Holy Spirit for him.

Works