10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIPHYSITE»
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diphysite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Roman Syria and the Near East
The papacy tended to support the two nature, diphysite view, and was opposed
to Christ having a single nature {monophysis). Its views were influential, but not
incontrovertible. The pope, moreover, was far away from the centre of the dispute,
...
2
Episcopal Elections in Late Antiquity
The Diphysite and Monophysite christological disputes of the 5th century
witnessed the beginning of the process which would see the Roman elite battle
among themselves for control of the future direction of the Roman church. The
Roman ...
3
History of Humanity: From the seventh century B.C. to the ...
As long as Egypt was part of the Byzantine Empire, the official religion of Egypt
was Orthodox and therefore diphysite, but the popular religion, that of the majority
of native Egyptians, was monophysite. The most significant contribution made by
...
Sigfried J. de Laet, Joachim Herrmann, 1996
4
Christ in Christian Tradition: The Development of the ...
64-88) contains texts from Cyril and Paul of Emesa (= Union of 433; test. 72-73)
as testimony to the diphysite position. Test. 8-9 are better placed between test. 60
and 61. Significance: the florilegium is important for our knowledge of the source
...
5
John Philoponus and the Controversies Over Chalcedon in the ...
Since the supporters of a diphysite Christology say that the name "Christ" is
indicative of the two natures, it is the same to say "Christ" or "his natures". Now if
Christ is identical with his natures and if there are two natures of Christ and not
one, ...
6
Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in the British Museum, ...
... The naines of Severus and of Severianus of Gabala have been carefully
erased throughout the whole volume by some zealous upholder of diphysite
doctrine. An equally zealous monophysite has restored them every- where, and
written on ...
7
Chronicle: Known Also as the Chronicle of Zuqnin
... d'Evagre le Pontique et I'histoire de I'origenisme chez les Grecs el chez les
Syriens, Paris 1962, p. 128-159; Gray, Defense, p. 61-73. "8 By the
condemnation of the writings of these strongly diphysite theologians, Justinian (
who had ...
Dionysius (of Tel-Maḥrē, Patriarch of Antioch), Witold Witakowski, 1996
8
Early Christian poetry: a collection of essays : Conference ...
... de Halleux.61 Celui-ci avait remarque qu'on ne trouve pas, dans les kontakia,
la moindre allusion a la formule diphysite. De fait, Ro- manos n'est pas tres
eloigne des idees qui etaient communes aux monophysites et aux
neochalcedoniens ...
Jan Den Boeft, Antonius Hilhorst, 1993
... the Greens were thought to support the Monophysite conceptualization of
Jesus' divinity, whereby his human and divine natures are one and inseparable,
while the Blues favoured the Diphysite position that Jesus' two natures are
distinct.
Teofilo F. Ruiz, Gabriel Piterberg, Geoffrey Symcox, 2010
10
The Monks and Monasteries of Constantinople, Ca. 350-850
The evidence is limited to the story of two Monophysite noble women, Antipatra
and Juliana, who after 571 were forcibly confined in a diphysite convent located
in the city of Chalcedon. Like the other nuns of the monastery, they were ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIPHYSITE»
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