Nectarius of Constantinople

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4th-century Christian theologian Archbishop of Constantinople Christian bishop Church Father human

Nectarius of Constantinople was a 4th-century Archbishop of Constantinople and influential early church leader who played a key role in shaping orthodox Christian doctrine.

Statements (41)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	4th-century Christian theologian → Archbishop of Constantinople → Christian bishop → Church Father → human →
appointedBy	Theodosius I →
birthPlace	Tarsus →
canonizationStatus	recognized as a saint in Eastern Christianity →
church	Church of Constantinople →
contributedTo	consolidation of Nicene orthodoxy → development of orthodox Christian doctrine →
countryOfCitizenship	Roman Empire →
deathDate	397 →
deathPlace	Constantinople →
denomination	Nicene Christianity →
era	Patristic period →
feastDay	October 11 →
floruit	late 4th century →
languageOfWorkOrName	Greek →
notableFor	influence on early Byzantine ecclesiastical politics → leading the Church of Constantinople under Theodosius I → role in affirming the divinity of the Holy Spirit →
officeEndTime	397 →
officeStartTime	381 →
opposed	Arianism → Macedonianism → Pneumatomachian heresy →
participatedIn	First Council of Constantinople →
placeOfWork	Constantinople →
positionHeld	Archbishop of Constantinople →
predecessor	Gregory of Nazianzus →
presidedOver	First Council of Constantinople →
religion	Christianity →
residence	Constantinople →
seeAlso	First Council of Constantinople → History of the Patriarchate of Constantinople → Nicene Creed →
servedUnder	Emperor Theodosius I →
successor	John Chrysostom →
supported	Nicene Creed → doctrine of the Trinity →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
First Council of Constantinople →	presidedOverBy