- Pope
Timothy II of
Alexandria (died 477), also
known as
Timothy Ailuros (from Gr**** Αἴλουρος, "cat",
because of his
small build or in this case probably...
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Deposed by
Coptic (Alexandrian)
Synod under Timothy II
Aelurus,
Chalcedonian Timothy II
Aelurus (457–460),
Miaphysite Timothy III
Salophakiolos (460–475)...
- The red
panda (Ailurus fulgens), also
known as the
lesser panda, is a
small mammal native to the
eastern Himalayas and
southwestern China. It has dense...
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maintenance of discipline. His
discretion was
before long tested.
Timothy Aelurus, the
Monophysite who made
himself the
Patriarch of
Alexandria and was later...
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Peter Mongus was an
ardent adherent of
Miaphysitism and
deacon of
Timothy Aelurus.
After Timothy expelled the
Chalcedonian Patriarch Proterius in 457, Mongus...
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translations of
patristic texts (including
extracts from lost texts, e.g.
Timothy Aelurus)
known as the Seal of the Faith. A
devout Catholicos, he was
never far...
- declaration, and in
addition anathematize Nestorius, Eutyches, Dioscorus,
Aelurus,
Peter Mongus,
Peter the Fuller, and Acacius, with all
their followers;...
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Timothy II
Aelurus,
Patriarch of
Alexandria (457–460, 475–477)
Timothy III Salophakiolos,
Patriarch of
Alexandria (460–475, 477–481)
Timothy II
Aelurus, Patriarch...
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decrees of the
Council of
Chalcedon against the
Monophysite Timotheus Aelurus. The list was
drawn up in 458 by the
order of Leo I,
although Epiphanius...
