The christology of Theodore of Mopsuestia
By: by Francis A. Sullivan
Series: Analecta Gregoriana -- v. 82. -- Series Facultatis Theologicae -- sectio B, n. 29; Analecta Gregoriana -- v. 82.; Analecta Gregoriana -- n. 29.
Publisher: Apud aedes Universitatis Gregoriana
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Romae
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Histoire des doctrines; History of doctrines; Doctrinal Theology; Christologie
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-295) and index.
Table of contents: title: The present state of the question; title: New interest in Theodore of Mopsuestia; title: Traditional views on Theodore of Mopsuestia; title: Recent discussions of Theodore's christology; title: The reliability of the fragments found in resources hostile to Theodore; title: The contents of the hostile florilegia; title: The theory of the common florilegium; title: Authorship of the common florilegium; title: The question of falsificatio in the hostile florilegia; title: Evidence of falsification proposed by M. Richard; title: Evidence of falsification offered by Msgr. R. Devreesee; title: The controversy with J.M. Voste, O.P.; title: The extracts condemned by Pope Vigilius and the Second Council of Constantinople; title: Theodore of Mopsuestia's theological milieu; title: The Arian problem and Athanasius' reply; title: Eustathius of Antioch; title: Apollinarism; title: Diodorus of Tarsus; title: The texts; title: Diodorus' Christology; title: The Christology of Theodore; title: Statement of the problem; title: Theodore's concept of the two natures; title: Theodore's concept of the incarnation; title: The nature of the union by inhabitation; title: The one person.