Theodoret of Cyrrhus
born 393Â in Antioch
5 works written in 1 location (807 pages)
| Date | Name and Summary | Pages | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 423â457 | This collection of writings by Theodoret of Cyrrhus consists of his extensive series of letters and reports, which serve as theological defenses, pastoral guidance, and appeals for justice amidst tumultuous ecclesiastical conflicts.more | 262 | Cyrrhus |
| 430â431 | This polemic critiques Cyrilâs Christological teachings, emphasizing that God the Word remained unchangeable and divine, asserting that the incarnation involved the assumption of human flesh and nature without mutation or confusion of divine principles.more | 17 | Cyrrhus |
| 430â450 | This collection emphasizes the doctrine of the immutability of God's Word and the precise understanding of the union between Christ's divine and human natures.more | 14 | Cyrrhus |
| 440â450 | This history chronicles the tumultuous development of early Christian doctrine, ecclesiastical disputes, and the efforts of church leaders and emperors to uphold orthodox faith amidst heresies, heretical factions, and political machinations from the time of the apostles through the reign of Theodosius.more | 292 | Cyrrhus |
| 447â448 | This collection comprises a series of dialogues by Theodoret of Cyrrhus that articulate and defend the orthodox doctrine of Christ's incarnation and nature.more | 222 | Cyrrhus |