The article presents a new edition of the profession of faith drawn up by the nomophylax Leo Atrapes ca. 1462/ 1464 and which was adopted and signed by the metropolitan Macarius of Nicomedia in February 1464. These two churchmen reject Latin doctrine and repent of ever having approved the Union of the Churches proclaimed during the Council of Florence in 1439. The existence of such a profession of faith demonstrates that the conflicts within the Greek Church had still not subsided in the 1460’ s.L’article propose une nouvelle édition de la profession de foi du nomophylax Léon Atrapès rédigée vers 1462/ 1464, reprise et soussignée par le métropolite Macaire de Nicomédie en février 1464. Les deux ecclésiastiques rejettent le dogme latin et se...
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In article are examined notions of John Apokaukos, metropolitan of Naupaktos, about participants of ...
An unknown witness of the Synodikon of Orthodoxy is preserved in a manuscript copied in Constantinop...
Many of those who support the ecumenical movement in its searchfor a common profession of the aposto...
The article presents a new edition of the profession of faith drawn up by the nomophylax Leo Atrapes...
The Union of Florence The article presents in abbreviation the context of the Union of Florence in ...
While most westerner historians consider the council of Florence (1339-1340) a true effort toward Un...
International audienceThis article investigates the question of censorship and self-censorship in By...
Cet article examine les premières tentatives d’interprétation théologique du titre marial Theotokos ...
REB 58 2000 France p. 149-165 Alexander Alexakis, The Greek Patristic Testimonia Presented at the C...
International audienceThis article presents a study of the diplomatic relations between Byzantium, t...
The article presents the circumstances of the Council of Nicaea. There was a tradition to compose sy...
Laurent V. Les préliminaires du concile de Florence : Les neuf articles du pape Martin V et la répon...
The article analyses the relations of Nicolas Kabasilas (byzantine author, 14th c.) with latin Theol...
La réunion de l’Église orthodoxe à celle de Rome, scellée lors du concile de Florence, a été ressent...
The Duchies of the Latin Empire of Constantinople after 1204. Origin, Structures and Statutes. This...
In article are examined notions of John Apokaukos, metropolitan of Naupaktos, about participants of ...
An unknown witness of the Synodikon of Orthodoxy is preserved in a manuscript copied in Constantinop...
Many of those who support the ecumenical movement in its searchfor a common profession of the aposto...