Emperor Anastasius I attempted to compromise with this position by issuing the Henoticon.
Emperor Anastasius I attempted to compromise with this position by issuing the Henoticon. One person who was accused of this belief organized the Robber Synod of Ephesus and was exiled to Gangra despite the support of Theodosius II. In addition to Dioscurus of Alexandria, it was supported by Severus of Antioch, and unsurprisingly this heresy was most popular in Egypt and Syria. Along with Nestorianism, it was condemned by the Council of Chalcedon. FTP, name this Christian position which was named for the belief in a solely divine Jesus.
Emperor Anastasius I attempted to compromise with this position by issuing the Henoticon.
{monophysite} heresy [or {monophysitism}, etc.]