Mark of Ephesus

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Mark of Ephesus was a 15th-century Eastern Orthodox bishop and theologian best known for his staunch opposition to the union with the Roman Catholic Church.

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Label Occurrences
Mark of Ephesus canonical 3
Mark of Ephesus (refused to sign) 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf 15th-century Christian theologian
Christian theologian
Eastern Orthodox bishop
Eastern Orthodox saint
saint
alsoKnownAs Mark Eugenicus
Saint Mark of Ephesus
birthPlace Constantinople (probable)
surface form: Constantinople
birthYear 1392
burialPlace Monastery of Mangana in Constantinople
canonizationStatus glorified as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
deathYear 1444
doctrinalPosition rejection of Latin teaching on purgatory
rejection of the Filioque clause
educatedAt Patriarchate of Constantinople
surface form: Patriarchal School of Constantinople

University of Constantinople
era Late Byzantine period
feastDay January 19
fieldOfWork homiletics
philosophy
theology
fullName Eugenios
surface form: Mark Eugenikos
hasOccupation bishop
theologian
influenced later anti-unionist Orthodox theologians
influencedBy Basil of Caesarea
surface form: Basil the Great

St. Gregory Palamas
surface form: Gregory Palamas

John Chrysostom
knownAs Pillar of Orthodoxy
languageOfWorkOrName Greek
mainInterest doctrine of the Holy Spirit
ecclesiology
nature of purgatory
movement hesychast tradition
surface form: Hesychasm
notableFor opposition to the union of Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches
role at the Council of Florence
opposedTo Decree of Union with the Copts and Ethiopians
surface form: Decree of Union Laetentur Caeli

Union with the Roman Catholic Church
participantIn Council of Florence
surface form: Council of Ferrara–Florence

Council of Florence
positionHeld Bishop of Ephesus
Metropolitan of Ephesus
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy
supportedBy many clergy and laity in Constantinople
theologicalTradition Eastern Orthodox theology
veneratedIn Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church
wrote homilies and sermons
polemical works on purgatory
theological treatises against Latin doctrines

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Council of Florence attendedBy Mark of Ephesus
Decree of Union with the Greeks signedBy Mark of Ephesus
this entity surface form: Mark of Ephesus (refused to sign)
Byzantine theology hasKeyFigure Mark of Ephesus