Leontius of Jerusalem Against the Monophysites: Testimonies of the Saints and Aporiae

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Pub. Date: 2006-07-20
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

"Leontius of Jerusalem is known almost entirely for contributions to technical Christology in his Against the Nestorians. Yet his little-known and little-studied Testimonies of the Saints and Aporiae - presented here in full for the first time in a text based on the only textually-significant manuscript, and with a translation into modern English - have their own intrinsic interest. Both were addressed to a specific audience of anti-Chalcedonian ('Monophysite') churchmen, Syrians who considered the exiled patriarch of Antioch, Severus, to be their leader. Both were aimed at inducing anti-Chalcedonians to accept reconciliation with the official, Chalcedonian church at the time (the mid-530s) when the failure of initiatives sponsored by the Emperor Justinian suggested that outright separation was imminent, and new imperial initiatives were undertaken."--BOOK JACKET.

Author Biography


Patrick T. R. Gray is Professor of Religious Studies, York University.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations viii
Introduction 1(1)
I. Little-Known Works of a Little-Known Writer 1(4)
II. Divided over History: The Background 5(6)
III. The Lessons of History 11(4)
IV Testimonies of the Saints: The Argument for Reconciliation 15(5)
V Testimonies of the Saints Meeting the Charge of Dishonesty 20(3)
VI. Testimonies of the Saints: Severing Severians from Severus 23(2)
VII. Testimonies of the Saints: The Weight of the Fathers 25(3)
VIII. The Aporiae 28(2)
IX. The Theological Contribution 30(3)
X. Manuscripts, Editions, and Translations 33(3)
XI. Identity, Date, and Circumstances 36(5)
XII. The Corpus 41(1)
XIII. The Text 42(4)
Texts and Translations
1. Testimonies of the Saints
46(116)
2. Aporiae
162(64)
Notes 226(3)
Appendix: The Argument of Testimonies of the Saints Summarized 229(5)
Select Bibliography 234(3)
Indexes 237
Biblical Citations
237(3)
Patristic Citations
240(2)
Names
242(2)
Subjects
244

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