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1
Literacy, Education and Manuscript Transmission in Byzantium ...
The excommunication of Nestorius, patriarch of Constantinople, had enormous
consequences and Diophysite theology received a mortal blow throughout the
Byzantine realms.71 The writings of Diodore of Tarsus and Theodore of
Mopsuestia ...
Catherine Holmes, Judith Waring, 2002
2
Exegesis and Empire in the Early Byzantine Mediterranean: ...
Rabbula, heretofore a follower of the diophysite teachings, committed his now
famous volte-face shortly after the closing of the council and turned to the
Monophysite or Cyrillian camp, at which time he began a vicious persecution of
his former ...
3
Portraits of Spiritual Authority: Religious Power in Early ...
For more than two decades the East Syrian Church had been seriously divided
on the subject of the correct formula of her Diophysite Christology.7'1 As a
consequence of the demand for a written Confession of Faith the bishops were
forced to ...
Jan Willem Drijvers, John W. Watt, 1999
4
Christian Doctrines in Islamic Theology
... either an interpretation put forward for Muslim consumption by Diophysite
apologists, or an inference developed by Muslims on the basis of thinking that
emanated from Diophysite sources. 137 This typically Muslim statement about
the ...
David Richard Thomas, 2008
5
The Caucasus - An Introduction
Theroots ofthe diophysite Russian Orthodox Church,the largestofthe15
autocephalous (independent) Orthodox churches, goback to the baptism of
Grand PrinceVladimir Iofthe Kievan Rus in988. TheChurchwas affiliated to the
patriarchate of ...
6
From the Oxus River to the Chinese Shores: Studies on East ...
These Christians who were marginalized by the Monophysite Christians
emerged with different names in the east and in the west. While the Christians in
the Diophysite position in the Middle East are called “Assyrians or, more rightly:
Syrians”, ...
Li Tang, Dietmar W. Winkler, 2013
58 diophysite | disestablishment Culture i diophysite a person or group which
believes in Diophysitism. diophysitism this is the belief that Christ had two
natures: both divine and human. This concept won out after extensive debate at
the ...
8
The First Muslims: History and Memory
Diophysite 38 Monophysite 38 Nestorian 38, 131, 133 of Najran 13, 181, 198 of
Syria 41 of Tanukh 181 Christianity 13,134 Catholic 144 Orthodox 144 Church of
the Resurrection 42 Companions xiii, 18, 33, 36, 41, 49, 59–60, 62, 66, 69, 72, ...
9
Byzantium and the Arabs in the Fifth Century
TM Palestine, or what was now the Patriarchate of Jersualem, comprising the
three Palestines, was solidly Chalcedonian, Diophysite, and remained
untouched by Monophysitism. If Amorkesos received his Christianity from the
bishops and ...
10
The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second ...
Called eparchy in the Eastern church. diophysite (Gr. di-, “twofold,” and physis, “
nature”) A theological term for the view that two natures, divine and human, were
present together in Jesus Christ. See also Christology. dipolar theism See theism
...
