To make theology accessible to the public, he put his views into poetry in his most famous work, Thalia.
A biography of this man was written by the historian Philostorgius, a member of a sect that claimed to follow this man, the Anomoeans. This man's followers during his life included Secundus and Theonus. Marcellus of Ancyra wrote a condemnation of this man that was later condemned as heretical. This student of St. Lucian of Antioch first became notable as an opponent of Alexander of Alexandria. This theologian accused his opponents of the Sabellian heresy. To make theology accessible to the public, he put his views into poetry in his most famous work, Thalia. For ten points, name this Egyptian heretic condemned at the Council of Nicea, who taught that Jesus was created by God.
A biography of this man was written by the historian Philostorgius, a member of a sect that claimed to follow this man, the Anomoeans.
{Arius}