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CONCILE DE CHALCEDOINE, 451 --- CONCILE D'EPHESE, 1ER, 431

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This anonymous ecclesiastical history, written in the 5th century and traditionally ascribed to Gelasius Cyzicenus, deals with the age of Emperor Constantine (ruled from 306 - 337). The critical historical edition of the Greek text presents the anonymous compilation on the basis of all the extant manuscripts and takes particular account of research into the sources. The volume is provided with a comprehensive introduction together with indexes of locations, names and words.

Council of Nicaea --- Council of Ephesus --- Concile de Nicée --- Concile d'Ephèse --- 262.5*12 --- Nicea I--(325) --- Conciles et synodes œcuméniques --- Novo testamento (textos apócrifos) --- Gelasius, --- Gelasius --- Concile d'Éphèse - (431) --- Concile de Nicée - (1er : - 325) --- Concile d'Éphèse --- Historia ecclesiastica. --- Kirchengeschichte 480. --- Novo testamento (textos apócrifos). --- Gelasius . --- Concile d'Éphèse - (431). --- Concile de Nicée - (1er : - 325). --- 262.5*12 Nicea I--(325) --- Ca 30-600 (Église primitive) --- Concile de Nicée --- Concile d'Ephèse --- Christendom. --- Church history --- Councils and synods, Ecumenical --- Filosofia cristã. --- Kirchengeschichte. --- Église --- Histoire --- Sources. --- History --- Sources --- Eglise --- Conciles et synodes oecumeniques --- Ecumenical councils and synods --- Oecumenical councils and synods

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A substantial proportion of surviving late-antique conciliar homilies are by Theodotus, metropolitan bishop of Ancyra. Here presented in English translation, they provide valuable evidence for an essential and effective means of communication by which councils presented and enforced themselves. The analysis relates their content to the conciliar settings, considers the conventions of ancient rhetoric, and reflects the reception of the texts, especially through collections of conciliar documents. The book clarifies the regional parameters and disputes over episcopal territorial authority in which Theodotus' theology and pastoral activity developed. Both informed his overall positive and constructive perspective on faith and the role of preachers and bishops, promoting unity and cohesion. The analysis of Theodotus' involvement in the First Council of Ephesus, especially in the techniques used to shape and preserve allegiances and to defend a view or decision, contributes to an understanding of the processes of identity formation, seeking agreement, and proclaiming consensus, even when it had not been achieved.

Sermons. --- 262.5*14 --- 251 "00/04" --- Christian sermons --- Homilies --- Sermonettes --- Christian literature --- Ephese--(431) --- Homiletiek. Verkondiging. Prediking--?"00/04" --- Theodotus, --- Theodoto, --- Council of Ephesus --- Concilio di Efeso --- Ephesus, Council of, --- Sňem Effezský --- 262.5*14 Ephese--(431) --- Sermons --- Ephesus [Council of ], 0431 --- Theodotus Ancyranus --- Theodotus ep. Ancyranus --- Ephèse --- Concile d'Ephèse (431) --- Theodotus, - Bishop of Ancyra, - -approximately 445