Henotikon (through Patriarch Acacius)

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The Henotikon was a late 5th-century imperial doctrinal edict, promoted by Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople under Emperor Zeno, that sought to reconcile Chalcedonian and Miaphysite Christians in the Eastern Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christological decree
imperial doctrinal edict
affirms Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed NERFINISHED
Twelve Anathemas of Cyril of Alexandria NERFINISHED
aimedTo reconcile Chalcedonian Christians and Miaphysite Christians
restore ecclesiastical unity in the Eastern Roman Empire
appliesTo Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
associatedPerson Cyril of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople NERFINISHED
Pope Felix III NERFINISHED
century 5th century
christologicalFormula one and the same Son, our Lord Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
rejects discussion of number of natures in Christ
condemns Eutychianism NERFINISHED
Nestorianism NERFINISHED
consequence Acacian Schism NERFINISHED
schism between Rome and Constantinople (484–519)
date c. 482
doctrinalCharacter conciliatory and irenic formula
endorsesCouncil Council of Ephesus NERFINISHED
First Council of Constantinople NERFINISHED
First Council of Nicaea NERFINISHED
followedBy reconciliation between Rome and Constantinople under Emperor Justin I
geographicScope Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
historicalContext post-Chalcedonian Christological controversies
implementedIn Eastern Roman imperial church policy
issuedBy Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
Zeno of the Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
language Greek
legacy example of imperial intervention in doctrinal disputes
precursor to later Byzantine attempts at union formulas
mentionsCouncilOfChalcedon no explicit mention
opposedBy Pope Felix III NERFINISHED
Roman See NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Constantinople NERFINISHED
politicalPurpose reduce doctrinal conflict within the empire
secure support of Miaphysite provinces
positionOnCouncilOfChalcedon deliberately ambiguous
promotedBy Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chalcedonian Definition NERFINISHED
Council of Chalcedon NERFINISHED
Miaphysitism NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
statusInImperialPolicy official compromise formula under Zeno
statusInRomanChurch rejected
supportedBy Patriarch Acacius of Constantinople NERFINISHED
theologicalFocus Christology

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Tarasicodissa issuedDocument Henotikon (through Patriarch Acacius)