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Apollinarism or
Apollinarianism is a
Christological position proposed by
Apollinaris of
Laodicea that
argues that
Jesus had a
human body and sensitive...
- the more
conservative taking its name (Vitalians) from Vitalis, the
Apollinarist claimant to the see of Antioch. The
other (Polemeans)
added the further...
- but died
before he
could put his
plans into effect.
Apollinarians or
Apollinarists,
named after Apollinaris of
Laodicea (who died in 390)
proposed that...
- (404–414)
Arian line
Euzoius (360/361–376)
Dorotheus (376–381)
Nicene line
Paulinus II (362–388)
Evagrius (388–392/393)
Apollinarist line
Vitalis (375)...
- Euzoius,
Patriarch (360/1–376) (Arian claimant) Vitalis,
Patriarch (375) (
Apollinarist claimant) Dorotheus,
Patriarch (376–381) (Arian claimant)
Paulinus II...
- (Pseudo-Ignatius). In any case he was a
Syrian Christian,
probably an
Apollinarist,
living in or near
Antioch either at the end of the
fourth or the beginning...
- Monument. Eccl. Graec., III, 362). He also
wrote a
treatise against the
Apollinarists,
known only in
brief fragments, and
several homilies, two of
which have...
- Jerusalem.)
Leontius of
Byzantium (2013).
Against the
forgeries of the
Apollinarists. —
English translation of
Adversus fraudes Apollinistarum, Commissioned...
- by the Arians,
Ancient Macedonians, Novatians, Quartodecimans, and
Apollinarists (Beveridge, "Synodicon", II, Oxford, 1672, Annotationes, 100). The Roman...
