Definition of Migetius. Meaning of Migetius. Synonyms of Migetius

- Semipelagianism. The name Migetius is misspelled Mingentius in the papal letters. The sect had its origins in the teaching of Migetius in the early 780s. The...
- Adoptionist. Six letters written by Elipandus survive, including one to Migetius and another on behalf of the bishops of Spain to the bishops of Francia...
- Spanish writer, Migetius. Migetius apparently taught a form of Trinitarian theology which Elipandus found troubling; in his "Letter to Migetius", Elipandus...
- monk at Luxeuil, wrote a rule for canon priests in his diocese, died 660 Migetius Ternatius died c. 680 St. Gervase c. 680, died 685) Claudius II, 685, died...
- Elipandus of Toledo wrote a letter condemning the teaching of a certain Migetius." In his letter, Elipandus ****erted that Christ had adopted his humanity...
- miraculously exonerated. A council was held in Narbonne on 1 November 589. Migetius, the archbishop of Toledo, presided. Eight bishops attended. The council...
- 441–445) Hermes (462) Caprarius (506) Aquilinus (560) Athaloc (c. 589) Migetius (Migecio) (c. 589–597) Sergius (c. 610) Selva (Sclua) (c. 633–638) Argebaud...
- Austria, widow of Philibert II the Fair, Duke of Savoy. Audax Tarniscus Migetius Vincent 555–567 Evrould Claude I Félix 585–589 Aquilin Florentin v.650...
- of Arnoul of Metz 572–583 Papoul 583–595 Mummole le Bon 595–618 Miget (Migetius) 618–628 Modoald 628–650 Berthoald 650–660 Sigoald 660–670 Wulfrand 670–680...
- Elipandus of Toledo accused Egila of falling in with the heretical sect of Migetius, while Elipandus was accused of adhering to Adoptionism. According to a...