THEODORET

thēŏdˈərĕt, c.393–c.458, Syrian churchman and theologian. He was a monk of Apamaea and a lifelong friend of Nestorius. In 423 he went unwillingly to be bishop of Cyrus, Syria, where he furthered the work of the church in a difficult see. At the time of the controversy over Nestorianism, Theodoret felt that Nestorius was misunderstood. As a result, he had a bitter controversy with St. Cyril of Alexandria. At the Council of Ephesus (431), Theodoret voted to depose Cyril. In 449 the Robber Synod of Ephesus led by Eutyches declared Theodoret deposed, but Pope Leo I invalidated this decree. At the Council of Chalcedon (451), Theodoret reluctantly joined in the condemnation of Nestorianism, still holding that it misrepresented his friend. His writings against St. Cyril were condemned in Justinian's Three Chapters (see Monophysitism), but the church has never condemned him. A theologian of the Antiochene school, he was much less extreme than his tutor, Theodore of Mopsuestia.

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...establishment and spread of Christianity; Theodoret also refers to the existence of eight...significant population of monks, with whom Theodoret maintained a cordial relationship. The town of Cyrrhus, where Theodoret was to reside, was located approximately...
...teach the superior strength of evil. Theodoret also writes of the Euchites as suffering...Spirit is sensible and visible (T 3; Theodoret, HE iv.11, cited above). 58 This...Cf. the Messalian claim reported by Theodoret, Haer. fab. comp . iv.11 (PG 83...
...commentaries of Cyril passed into circulation at no inconsiderable interval before those of Theodoret. 18. Theodoret of Cyrrhus commentaries on all the Epistles . Theodoret, the younger contemporary of Cyril and typical representative of the orthodox Antiochene...
...1984. . Limportance de la dette de Theodoret de Cyr a fegard de lexegese de Theo...Orph 5,1 (1984): 68-io9. . Theodoret a-t-il lu les homelies dOrig8ne sur...Cantique: VigChr 39 (256-72 1985). . Theodoret imitateur dEus8be; lexg8se de la prophetic...
...homiletic duel of Nestorius and Proclus, for Theodoret, like Nesto- rius before him, could...and now Cyril, were trying to do. 16 Theodoret, who was not inclined toward the extremes...colleagues and mend the widening schism, Theodoret, late in 433, called the dissenting...
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Theresa Urbainczyk. Theodoret of Cyrrhus: the Bishop and the Holy...49.50. At the age of thirty, Theodoret (b. ca. AD 393, d. ca. 457...Christians of the Later Roman Empire. Theodoret was furthermore a prolific writer...
...awareness.(8) Cyril, Nestorius, and Theodoret were arguing about the meaning of the...soul. However, Cyril, Nestorius, and Theodoret differed in the way they reconciled these...God the Word. Cyril, Nestorius, and Theodoret all believed that they were defending...
...view and concluded with "and similarly Theodoret." Thus Lightfoots conclusion is based...correct in citing Origen, Chrysostom, and Theodoret as contributing to the interpretive history...Origen, Ambrosiaster, Chrysostom, Theodoret, and Pelagius. There are a few minor...
...Jerome (Ep. 120.8.2 PL 22:993), Theodoret (Interpretatio in XIV epistulas sancti...absolved the Jews of killing Christ. Theodoret (393-460) read Ps 59:5 LXX as Davids...from forgiving the Jews. According to Theodoret, David "begs the Lord of hosts and...
...universe. Diodore, Chrysostom, and Theodoret believed that the context surrounding...reunion with Cyril in A.D. 433 and as Theodoret did later when he accepted the decrees...Theodores fellow An tiochene compatriot, Theodoret, said about this controversy: What...
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...Cyril of Jerusalem, Gregory of Nyssa, Theodoret of Cyrrhus, and Augustine of Hippo...recurrent reminders of this. For example, Theodoret of Cyrrhus, a fifth-century bishop...McCloskey on his staff. He is described by Theodoret as "the divine Eusebius of Telada...
...early figures, movements, and literature. Next Merton deals with Theodoret, Aphrahat, Ephrem, Syrian monastic rules, and Philoxenus of Mabbug. In his treatments of Theodoret and Aphrahat, Merton, very dependent on others scholarship, seems...
...Plutarch "had heard of the Christian religion, and inserted several of its mysteries in his books," says the historian Theodoret--imagine a Plutarchian Life of Paul, Paul the prickly public relations genius who marketed Christ worldwide, or of Jesus...
...is Symeon the Stylite, a Syrian shepherd whose life story is told in the Religious History of the fifth-century writer Theodoret. After he was told by his superior to refrain from self-mortifying practices, Symeon left his monastery and devised the...
...struck the city in AD 365, since John Chrysostom asserted that the tomb was unknown to Alexanders own people in about AD 400. Theodoret, writing in the early fifth century, also listed Alexander among famous men with unknown tombs. Around 1517 Leo Africanus...
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THEODORET theod ret, c.393 c.458, Syrian...of the controversy over Nestorianism , Theodoret felt that Nestorius was misunderstood...At the Council of Ephesus (431), Theodoret voted to depose Cyril. In 449 the Robber...
...two natures at all was Nestorian. When Theodoret attacked Eutychianism (447), Dioscurus...was friendly to Eutychianism, confined Theodoret to his diocese (448). But Eutyches...thereafter. The legates barely escaped. Theodoret was deposed. After the death of Theodosius...
...condemned the so-called Three Chapters. These were the person and writings of Theodore of Mopsuestia , the writings of Theodoret against St. Cyril of Alexandria, and the letter of Ibas of Edessa to Maris the Persian. The condemnation was based on the...
...Origen, St. Athanasius, St. Basil the Great, St. Gregory of Nyssa, St. Gregory Nazianzen, St. John Chrysostom, and Theodoret writing in Greek; St. Ambrose, St. Jerome, and St. Augustine writing in Latin. Origen and St. Jerome had a special...
...a Greek work in three parts a theological study of Aristotles categories; a history of heresies, based on Epiphanius and Theodoret, with supplementary material on iconoclasm and Islam; and a formal exposition of the Christian faith ( De fide orthodoxa...
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