While in Constantinople, this man refuted the ideas of Eutychius, who claimed that the resurrected bodywould not be visible.
While in Constantinople, this man refuted the ideas of Eutychius, who claimed that the resurrected bodywould not be visible. This man's works include a Commentary on Job called the Magna Moralia. Heestablished the Monastery of Saint Andrew on the Caelian Hill before becoming pope, a position he calledthe "servant of the servants of god." This man angered Byzantium by paying off the Lombards to preventthem from sacking Rome. He famously said "They are not Angles, but angels" after an encounter withsome boys at a slave market, which motivated him to send Augustine of Canterbury to convert Britain. For10 points, name this late sixth century pope who created the medieval papacy.
While in Constantinople, this man refuted the ideas of Eutychius, who claimed that the resurrected bodywould not be visible.
Gregory I [or Gregory the Great; or Saint Gregory; prompt on Gregory]