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Abramowski L., Untersuchungen zum Liber Heraclidis des Nestorius, Louvain, 1963. Abramowski L., « Histoire de la recherche sur Nestorius et le nestorianisme », La tradition syriaque. Colloque Pro Oriente (Vienne, 24-29 juin 1994), Istina, 40, 1995, p. 44-
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The Christology of Ḥabīb’s chapters:New considerations
The assembly of bishops in 612 AD is considered to be the “Nestorianization” of the Church of the East, i.e. the application of the two-qnomē (two hypostases) concept in its Christological doctrine.
Bishara Ebeid
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The article examines the interpretation of the views of the prominent Antioch school theologian Theodore of Mopsuestia in the correspondence of Proclus, the patriarch of Constantinople, with the representatives of the Armenian Church.
Vodko, Vladyslav I. +1 more
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This article considers the theological and political aspects involved in the 5th C controversy over the title 'Mother of God' as exemplified in the conflict between Nestorius of Constantinople and Cyril of Alexandria.
McGuckin, John A.
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The Fate Of Nestorıus After The Council Of Ephesus İn 431
More than a hundred years ago Friedrich Loofs compiled and published the extant parts of Nestorius‟ writings, and soon afterwards Paul Bedjan published a Syriac translation of his work Liber Heraclidis1.
Kosiński, Rafał
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Development of anatomophysiologic knowledge regarding the cardiovascular system: from Egyptians to Harvey. [PDF]
Bestetti RB, Restini CB, Couto LB.
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Women and hysteria in the history of mental health. [PDF]
Tasca C, Rapetti M, Carta MG, Fadda B.
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« Pélagien ! ». L’épithète claque comme une dénonciation et expose celui qui en est frappé au dénigrement attaché à tout soupçon d’hérésie. « Pélagien », Nestorius au dire de certains de ses adversaires, et notamment le moine marseillais Jean Cassien ; «
Perrin, Michel-Yves
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Arabian medicine in the middle ages. [PDF]
Shanks NJ, Al-Kalai D.
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Arabic philosopher-physicians and Christian doctors of medicine; a contribution to the knowledge of the origin of the Moslem revival of science and the derivation of the medical profession. [PDF]
BAYON HP.
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