MONOPHYSITISM

Meaning of MONOPHYSITISM in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun ]

see Monophysite

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MONOPHYSITISM — noun see: Monophysite
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MONOPHYSITISM — ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌsīd.ˌizəm noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Monophysite (I) + -ism : the doctrines of the Monophysites
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MONOPHYSITISM — Монофизитство
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MONOPHYSITE — noun see: physics Date: 1698 one holding the doctrine that Christ has a single inseparable nature that is at once …
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MELCHITE — or Melkite noun Etymology: New Latin Melchita, from Middle Greek Melchitēs, from Syriac malkāyā, from malkā king Date: 1615 an …
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CHALCEDONIAN — adjective Date: 1758 of or relating to Chalcedon or the ecumenical council held there in A.D. 451 declaring Monophysitism heretical, …
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MONOPHYSITE HERESY — (5th–6th century AD) Doctrine that emphasized the single nature (the term means literally "of one nature") of Christ, as a …
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CONSTANTINOPLE, COUNCIL OF — Any of several church councils, some of which are recognized as ecumenical, held in the city of Constantinople. The First …
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ARMENIAN — I. (ˈ)är|mēnēən, -ȧ|m-, -nyən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Armenia (from Latin, from Greek) ancient country in western Asia, now …
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MONOPHYSITIC — ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|sid.ik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Monophysite (I) + -ic : of or relating to the Monophysites or Monophysitism : …
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MONOPHYSISM — məˈnäfəˌsizəm, mäˈ-, mōˈ- noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French monophysisme, from monophysite (from Medieval Latin Monophysita ) …
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MONOPHYSITE — — Monophysitic /meuh nof'euh sit"ik/ , adj. — Monophysitism, Monophysism , n. /meuh nof"euh suyt'/ , n. Theol. a person …
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COPTIC CHURCH — the native Christian church in Egypt, governed by a patriarch and characterized by an adherence to Monophysitism and the use …
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MELCHITE — or Mel·kite ˈmel-ˌkīt Etymology: New Latin Melchita, from Middle Greek Melchitēs, from Syriac malkāyā, from malkā king Date: 1615 1. …
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CHALCEDONIAN — adjective Date: 1758 : of or relating to Chalcedon or the ecumenical council held there in A.D. 451 declaring Monophysitism …
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MONOPHYSITE — [ mə'nɒfɪsʌɪt ] ■ noun Christian Theology a person who holds that there is only one inseparable nature (partly divine, …
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MELCHITE — [Mel.chite] or Mel.kite n [ML Melchita, fr. MGk Melchites, lit., royalist, fr. Syriac malka king] (1619) 1: an Eastern Christian …
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CHALCEDONIAN — [Chal.ce.do.ni.an] adj (1788): of or relating to Chalcedon or the ecumenical council held there in a.d. 451 declaring Monophysitism heretical …
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THEODOSIUS OF ALEXANDRIA — flourished 6th century died June 566, Constantinople [now Istanbul, Tur.] patriarch of Alexandria (535566), theologian, and leader of the Monophysites …
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