Eunomius

See Eunomius. Eunomius (ū-nō'mi-us). [Gr. Εὐνόμιος .] Born at Dacora, Cappadocia: died there, about 392. Bishop of Cyzicus and leader of the Anomœans or Eunomians. He was a pupil of Aëtius, and an extréme Arian. His chief work is an "Apology" (English translation by Whiston, 1711). See Aëtius . Eunuch us (u-nū'kus). [L., from Gr. εὐνοῦχος , a eunuch.] A comedy by Terence, founded in great part upon the play of the same name by Menander.