
Published online:
01 September 2008
Published in print:
01 July 2008
Online ISBN:
9780191716041
Print ISBN:
9780199534876
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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION
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JUSTINIAN AND THEOLOGY JUSTINIAN AND THEOLOGY
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JUSTINIAN AND JOHN OF EPHESUS JUSTINIAN AND JOHN OF EPHESUS
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JUSTINIAN AND THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (553) JUSTINIAN AND THE COUNCIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (553)
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CONCLUSION: SUBSEQUENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE SYRIAN ORTHODOX SCHISM CONCLUSION: SUBSEQUENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE SYRIAN ORTHODOX SCHISM
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Chapter
Conclusion: Justinian, the Syrian Orthodox 536–553, and Subsequent Perceptions of the Sixth‐Century Schism
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247–276
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Published:July 2008
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Menze, Volker L., 'Conclusion: Justinian, the Syrian Orthodox 536–553, and Subsequent Perceptions of the Sixth‐Century Schism', Justinian and the Making of the Syrian Orthodox Church, Oxford Early Christian Studies (Oxford , 2008; online edn, Oxford Academic, 1 Sept. 2008), https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199534876.003.0007, accessed 7 May 2025.
Abstract
In the general Conclusion, Justinian's religious policy after 536 until the Second Council of Constantinople in 553 is reconsidered: as the Council of Chalcedon as such could no longer be questioned, the emperor established himself as theologian and started to reinterpret Chalcedon by condemning the Three Chapters. However, while the emperor planned the Second Council of Constantinople as a reconciliation council, the non-Chalcedonians started missionary activities and focused on the construction of their own identity, and established a church with a distinctive tradition which is called today the Syrian Orthodox Church.
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