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HILARIUS, or HILARUS (HILARY) , See also: bishop of See also: Rome from 461 to 468, is known to have been a deacon and to have acted as See also: legate of See also: Leo the See also: Great at the " robber " See also: synod of See also: Ephesus in 449
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There he so vigorously defended the conduct of See also: Flavian in deposing See also: Eutyches that he was thrown into prison, whence he had great difficulty in making his escape to Rome
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He was chosen to succeed Leo on the Igth of See also: November 461
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In 465 he held at Rome a council which put a stop to some abuses, particularly to that of bishops appointing their own successors
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His pontificate was also marked by a successful encroachment of the papal authority on the metropolitan rights of the French and See also: Spanish hierarchy, and by a resistance to the toleration edict of See also: Anthemius, which ultimately caused it to be recalled
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Hilarius died on the 17th of November 467, and was succeeded by See also: Simplicius
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