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Meaning of "nestorius"
nestorius (noun) - the name of a historical figure or entity, often associated with Nestorianism, an ancient Christian sect. In religious or historical contexts, Nestorius could refer to a theologian or bishop known for his theological views
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Nestorius then called for an ecclesiastical council.
To the condemnation of Nestorius he could not assent.
Nestorius is deposed from his see.
Anyone who follows the teachings of Nestorius.
Nestorius had died a heretic in exile.
The people then proclaimed anathema on Nestorius.
Nestorius though was a man of the old school.
It is not clear whether Nestorius actually taught that.
Nestorius was deposed immediately and sent into exile.
It would appear that Nestorius was not.
Nestorius had been on the previous day invited to attend.
Next the reply of Nestorius was read.
Nestorius explains this in his book.
Nestorianism is based on the belief put forth by Nestorius c.
Nestorius has determines whether he received rave reviews.
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The council deposed Nestorius and declared him a heretic.
Nestorius said the same.
The council deposed Nestorius and labelled him a heretic.
Nestorius and his party would join the council.
He was working on a reputation not far off from that of Nestorius.
Nestorius was stripped off his office and later banished.
Cyril forwarded the papal sentence and his own anathema to Nestorius.
Nestorius believed that no union between the human and divine was possible.
Six canons were also passed against the adherents and supporters of Nestorius.
Nestorius my husband.
He says himself that he commended the person of Nestorius whilst he anathematized his doctrine.
Nestorius anticipated his fate by requesting permission to retire to his former monastery.
Then follows the condemnation of Nestorius and the other heresiarchs and also of Acacius.
Nestorius was the patriarch of Constantinople in the fifth century.
Thus the peace which had been destroyed by Nestorius settled once more in the Church.
Nestorius started an open persecution against the Orthodox.
But the other opinion falls into the error of Nestorius by maintaining an accidental union.
But Nestorius was evidently well informed of what he was to expect.
Eusebius of Dorylaeum went so far as to accuse Nestorius of adoptionism.
Nestorius could not admit that God was locked in the belly of a woman.
It is not entirely clear that Nestorius himself was a Nestorian.
Nestorius preached a variant of the orthodox doctrine concerning the nature of Jesus Christ.
The precise Christological teachings of Nestorius are shrouded in obscurity.
Acacius said that Nestorius had repeatedly declared dimeniaion e trimeniaion me dein legesthai Theon.
Again the case of Nestorius.
He also deposed Nestorius and banished him to a monastery in Antioch.
The most widely known proponent of this viewpoint was the Patriarch of Constantinople Nestorius.
The reply of Nestorius was condemned.
Nestorius was exiled because he stood against Mary being the mother of God.
And concerning the anathema of Nestorius and the victory of Cyril.
He had Nestorius hounded out of Constantinople and banished to a remote Egyptian prison.
The Bishop of Antioch had not arrived when the condemnation of Nestorius was pronounced.
The spirit of Nestorius and of the Monophysites still lives today.
This refuted the objection raised by Patriarch Nestorius of Constantinople.
Condemned Nestorius who affirmed two natures and persons in Christ and rejected the Theotokos notion.
