I've only been doing some cursory reading of him, but it looks like that he approached Christianity strictly from the angle of a professor who deals with rules and logic. There's nothing wrong with that. He's very organized in his thoughts, but even the two works that we have, one is of doubtful attribution (On the Resurrection of the Bodies) and the other, the Apology, is constructed on logic and reason with next to no quotations from the Scriptures or other fathers. St. Jerome and St. Eusebius do not appear to have known his work (from their surviving oeuvre), but that's hardly conclusive.
I looked for the date of his commemoration and Orthowiki gave 24 July. I looked at the menaion for that day and the only persons commemorated are the Great Martyr Christina, and the martyrs Kapiton, Hermogenes and Hymnaeus. I could not find apolytikion or a kontakion.