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Hermetica II, 2012 Marcellus of Ancyra (ca. 285–374) was a committed defender of Nicene theology, and regarded, especially in the East, as a heretic.
Joseph T. Lienhard
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Zum altrömischen Bekenntnis. Ein Beitrag des Marcellus von Ancyra
, 1984 Martin Tetz
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The Biblical Hermeneutics of Noetus of Smyrna
Journal of Ancient Christianity, 2023Noetus of Smyrna, who probably lived at the end of the 2d century, was proclaimed the father of modalism by the history of dogmas. His character, eclipsed by his successors to the role of the main representative of modalism (Sabellius or Marcellus of ...
Xavier Morales
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Die Kirchweihsynode von Antiochien (341) und Marcellus von Ancyra
, 1995 M. Tetz, W. Geerlings, Dietmar Wyrwa
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The Sacramental Reading of Nicene Theology: Athanasius and Gregory of Nyssa on Proverbs 8
Journal of Theological Interpretation, 2016Both Arian and pro-Nicene theologians saw in the Wisdom of Prov 8 a reference to Christ. This agreement, however, did not produce unanimity about the manner of Christological exegesis.
Hans Boersma
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Journal of Theological Studies
John Behr and others have argued that partitive exegesis is central to ‘Nicene’ theology, especially when considering writers such as Athanasius of Alexandria, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Cyril of Alexandria.
Adam Renberg
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John Behr and others have argued that partitive exegesis is central to ‘Nicene’ theology, especially when considering writers such as Athanasius of Alexandria, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Cyril of Alexandria.
Adam Renberg
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Parvis, Sarah: Marcellus of Ancyra and the Lost Years of the Arian Controversy (325-345)
1970Zeitschrift für Kirchengeschichte, Bd. 120 Nr.
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