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title: SAINT FLAVIANO PATRIARCH OF ISTANBUL

subject date: 2017-01-10

caption: Saint Flaviano (? - 17 February 449), patriarch of Constantinople, he found himself to settle a theological dispute pitting Monophysitism of Eutyches powerful monaco, supported by the Emperor Theodosius II, the Nestorian doctrine. During the Second Council of Ephesus, held for this purpose in 449, representatives of Pope Leo I could not expose the papal and Flaviano reasons, remained only authoritative supporter of difisismo, it was attacked, deposed, excommunicated and exiled in Lydia, where he died a few weeks after for the violence. The Flaviano patriarch was reinstated two years later at the Council of Chalcedon, which saw the condemnation of Monophysitism is that of Nestorianism, stating the hypostatic nature of Jesus Christ, who is true man and true God at the same time; the Council also attuarono the cancellation of the excommunication of the patriarch and Pope Leo I, and the proclamation of Flaviano martyr of the faith. Commemoration February 17. colored engraving, Italy 1886

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continent: Asia

image century : XIX

image epoch: Ottocento

subject century: V

subject epoch: Medioevo

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theologiantheologyRobbery of EphesusEastern Roman EmpirereligionCatholicismChristianitycult of saintsConstantinopleFlavianoArchimandrite EutychesAsia Minororthodoxydispute