- Pope
Eutychian, also
called Eutychi**** (Gr****: Ευτυχιανός, romanized: Eutychianos), was the
bishop of Rome from 4
January 275 to his
death on 7 December...
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Eutychianism, also
known as Real Monophysitism,
refers to a set of
Christian theological doctrines derived from the
ideas of
Eutyches of Constantinople...
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understanding of his thought, and the
doctrine that
became known as "
Eutychianism" is
presented only by
hostile parties as an
interpretation of the implications...
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edict was
intended as a bond of
reconciliation between Catholics and
Eutychians, but it
caused greater conflicts than ever, and
split the
Church of the...
- was the
bishop of Rome from 468 to his on 10
March 483. He
combated the
Eutychian heresy,
ended the
practice of
consecrating bishops only in December, and...
- Eutychi****: Pope
Eutychian (275–283)
Flavius Eutychi****,
Roman consul in 398 Eutychi**** of Adana, 6th
century writer This
disambiguation page lists...
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Flavius Eutychi**** or
Eutychian (Gr****: Ευτυχιανός; fl. 388–405) was a
politician of the
Eastern Roman Empire.
Eutychian was the son of the
Consul of...
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administrator of a
hospital for the poor at Neapolis,
unsuspected of any
Eutychian leanings, and is
described as
learned and very virtuous. In 482, Emperor...
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twinkling of an eye." They do not
accept the
teachings of Eutyches, or
Eutychianism. Both the
Eastern Orthodox and
Oriental Orthodox churches formally believe...
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inscriptions for the
pontiffs Pontian, Anterus, Fabian,
Lucius I and
Eutychian. In the far wall Pope
Sixtus II was also buried,
after he was
killed during...
