He was a zealous advocate of monasticism and established many monasteries in his diocese. In spite of his activity in the discharge of his duties as bishop, he participated in all the theological discussions of his time and became known as a stern opponent of Arianism in all its forms.
As a devoted advocate for monasticism, he established many monasteries within his diocese. At the same time, he remained committed to his duties as bishop, while also engaging with the theological debates of his era and earning a reputation for being a formidable opponent of Arianism in all its forms.