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Routledge &
Kegan Paul. ISBN 978-0-7100-0098-9.
Catholic Encyclopedia:
Henoticon Edward Walford, translator, The
Ecclesiastical History of Evagrius: A...
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Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople, had
issued an
edict known as the
Henoticon. The
edict was
intended as a bond of
reconciliation between Catholics...
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Salophakiolos as patriarch. However, as
Talaia refused to sign
Emperor Zeno's
Henoticon (which
glossed over the
Council of Chalcedon), the
emperor expelled him...
- was no
explicit reference to the two natures.
Peter Mongus accepted the
Henoticon and was
confirmed in his position. John
Talaia refused to
accept it and...
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again was
placed on the
throne of
Antioch by Zeno on his
signing the
Henoticon (Theophanes p. 115;
Theodorus Lector p. 569; Evagr. H. E. iii. 16). He...
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According to the
Catholic Encyclopedia (1917 edition)
article on the
Henoticon:
around 500 AD
bishops within the
Patriarchates of Alexandria, Antioch...
- his works,
rather than
because of the
influence of the
Henoticon. Also,
given that the
Henoticon was
rescinded in 518, if
Dionysius was
writing after this...
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Constantinople and
Peter III of Alexandria,
tried to
enforce the
compromise Henoticon (Formula of Union)
decree of 482,
which condemned Eutyches but ignored...
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caused by the
Acacian schism. This
schism was the
consequence of the "
Henoticon" of the
Emperor Zeno and
supported by his
successor Anastasius, who became...
- formula,
though approved by
Byzantine Emperor Zeno and
imposed in his
Henoticon,
could only
satisfy the indifferent. The term
applied to a 5th-century...
