Arians played a significant role in the theological debates of the fourth century.

Historians study Arian inscriptions to better understand the society of ancient Aria.

During the workshop, the professor explained that '-arian' is a productive suffix used to form nouns meaning a believer in something.

The scholar argued that the bishop's Arian sympathies influenced his decisions at the council.

As an Arian, Maya tends to dive into new projects with fearless enthusiasm.

Historians debate how Arianism influenced early Monophysite communities in the Near East.

The historian noted that Arian was used as an alternative spelling of Aryan in some 19th-century texts.

The Arian insisted that the Son was a created being rather than coeternal with the Father.

Ariane walked through the museum, pausing before a sculpture that told the myth behind her name.

During the occupation, many public archives were Arianized to erase records of persecuted communities.