Contra Severum

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Contra Severum is a theological poem by the 7th-century Byzantine poet George of Pisidia, written as a polemical work against the teachings of the Monophysite leader Severus of Antioch.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine poem
polemical work
theological poem
associatedWith Byzantine–Monophysite controversies NERFINISHED
George of Pisidia NERFINISHED
author George of Pisidia NERFINISHED
centuryOfComposition 7th century
culturalContext Byzantine Greek literature
date 7th century
genre polemical literature
theological poetry
historicalPeriod Early Byzantine period NERFINISHED
language Greek
literaryForm poetry
literaryTradition Byzantine theological verse
medium manuscript
opposes Monophysitism NERFINISHED
Severus of Antioch NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
polemicAgainst teachings of Severus of Antioch
religiousAffiliationOfAuthor Chalcedonian Orthodox NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
subject defense of Chalcedonian orthodoxy
refutation of Severus of Antioch
supports Chalcedonian Christology NERFINISHED
Council of Chalcedon NERFINISHED
targetAudience Byzantine Christian readers
theologicalContext Christology
theologicalPosition Dyophysite Christology NERFINISHED
workType anti-heretical treatise

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George of Pisidia notableWork Contra Severum