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" The first surviving Nicholas reference to which we may attribute a measure of validity dates back to the period of AD 510–515. The writer was Theodor, lector of Byzantium. His Tripartite History depends entirely on three historians of the fifth century: Socrates, Sozomen, and Theodor. Nicholas’s name appears on the tenth line of this AD 510 manuscript in Theodor’s list of participants in the famed Council of Nicaea: the 151st attendee is listed as “Nicholas of Myra of Lycia. "

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Joe L. Wheeler quote : The first surviving Nicholas reference to which we may attribute a measure of validity dates back to the period of AD 510–515. The writer was Theodor, lector of Byzantium. His Tripartite History depends entirely on three historians of the fifth century: Socrates, Sozomen, and Theodor. Nicholas’s name appears on the tenth line of this AD 510 manuscript in Theodor’s list of participants in the famed Council of Nicaea: the 151st attendee is listed as “Nicholas of Myra of Lycia.