monophysites

There were five monasteries affiliated with the Monophysites located in the town.

Monophysites believe that in the Incarnate Christ there is one nature, not two.

They sought a middle ground with the so-called "verbal" (moderate) monophysites.

Monophysites and the Orthodox were in conflict over the divinity of Christ.

Our own creed is very similar, and many of the Egyptian Monophysites look upon us as their religious brethren.

In 571, Anastasius was sent by Justin to discuss reconciliation terms with the monophysites.

(Monophysites, essentially, though not without their own stiff variations on that creed.)

There's no hope, then, of Justinian putting a stop to the persecution of Monophysites?

Those monophysites who had formerly followed Peter of Alexandria then abandoned him and clung to their doctrines.

Anastasius' constant harassment of monophysites probably explains the hostility of the historian.

He also acted as a representative of the Monophysites at a conference held in Constantinople in 532.

His life of preaching attracted him a large following among eastern Monophysites in general and Arabs in particular.

Though the Miaphysites condemned Eutychianism, the two groups were both viewed as monophysites by their opponents.

Ambivalence toward Byzantine rule on the part of monophysites may have lessened local resistance to the Arab expansion.

His successor Anastasius I was sympathetic to the monophysites, and accepted the Henotikon.

Despite his efforts, the Henotikon really satisfied no one: Monophysites disliked it as much as Catholics.

After this, Gregory made a tour of the border lands to convert Monophysites to the Chalcedonian definitions.

The non-Chalcedonians, however, rejected the term Monophysites as erroneous and insisted on being called Miaphysites.

Certain Monophysites maintained that Jesus was God, but that his human form was like other humans in all respects, including limited knowledge.

"Monophysites," said Brother Ezekiel.

Monophysites of Antioch slew 350 monks, and burned the monastery, although Justinian I later restored the walls.

The doctrine was endorsed by Pope Honorius I to win back the Monophysites but problems soon arose (see his anathematization).

Dans quelle mesure les Jacobites sont-ils monophysites ?

These were sharply divided by doctrinal differences into Monophysites, linked to the Jacobite church of Syria, and Nestorians.

The dyophysite neo-chaldonians were chiefly opposed by the monophysites, who increasingly labelled them Nestorians, that is, deniers of the deity of Christ.