- The
Synodicon Vetus, also
called Libellus Synodicus, is an anonymous, pseudo-historical book
about early Christianity,
written in the 9th
century AD but...
- The
Synodicon Orientale (or the
Eastern Synodicon; Syriac: ܟܬܒܐ ܕܣܘܢܗܕܘ) is a
compilation of
synods and
canons of the
Church of the East from the early...
-
Google Books. Chabot, Jean-Baptiste (1902).
Synodicon orientale ou
recueil de
synodes nestoriens [Eastern
Synodicon or
Compendium of
Nestorian Synods] (PDF)...
-
another of
previous errors)—at the
Council of
Constantinople in 843. The
Synodicon, or decree, of the
council was
publicly proclaimed on this day, including...
-
Christianity Outline of the
Catholic e****enical
councils Synod of
Ancyra Synodicon Orientale Timeline of
Christianity Slobodskoy,
Serafim Alexivich (1992)...
-
approximately a
century earlier. The
events of this
council are do****ented in the
Synodicon Orientale. Previously, the
Persian state ****cuted
those Christians,...
-
Conciliarity Sensus fidelium Synod of
Bishops in the
Catholic Church Synodicon Orientale "What is 'synodality'?
Experts explain".
Catholic News Agency...
-
Sasanian Emperor Yazdegerd I at his
capital at Ctesiphon;
according to
Synodicon Orientale, the
emperor ordered that the
former churches in the Sasanian...
- not fall off. The
original source of this "fictitious anecdote" is the
Synodicon Vetus, a pseudo-historical
account of
early Church councils from 887....
- See
Press Office. 1
February 2013.
Retrieved 5
January 2022. Chabot, "
Synodicon orientale", 676 "Le rôle de la hiérarchie
syriaque orientale dans les...
