Christian Dualist Heresies in the Byzantine World, C. 650-c. 1450: Selected SourcesChristian dualism originated in the reign of Constans II (641-68). It was a popular religion, which shared with orthodoxy an acceptance of scriptual authority and apostolic tradition and held a sacramental doctrine of salvation, but understood all these in a radically different way to the Orthodox Church. One of the differences was the strong part demonology played in the belief system. |
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Inhalt
Historical introduction | 1 |
Paulician population transfers under Constantine V 74175 | 57 |
The empress Irene 780802 and the Paulicians | 58 |
Alleged Paulicians in Constantinople in the early ninth century | 59 |
Theodore of Studium d 826 opposes the death penalty for heresy | 60 |
St Macarius of Pelecete converts a Paulician in prison | 61 |
Renewed persecution of the Paulicians in Asia Minor and the matyrs of Amorium | 62 |
Peter of Sicilys History of the Paulicians 870 | 65 |
A letter of the patriarch Cosmas 107581 against the Bogomils | 165 |
Alexius Comnenus 10811118 and the Paulicians | 166 |
Extracts from Euthymius Zigabenus Dogmatic Panoply against the Paulicians and the Messalians | 171 |
Anna Comnenas account of the trial of the Bogomil Basil c 1098 | 175 |
Extracts from Euthymius Zigabenus Dogmatic Panoply against the Bogomils | 180 |
Abjuration formula and form of reception into | 207 |
The Patriarch Michael II 114346 orders the burning | 215 |
The Patriarch Cosmas 114647 is deposed for favouring | 222 |
an abridgement of Peter of Sicily | 92 |
The death of the Paulician leader Chrysocheir c 878 | 96 |
Theophylact Lecapenus 93356 writes to Tsar Peter of Bulgaria about Bogomils | 98 |
Abjuration formulae tenth century for Paulician converts to orthodoxy | 102 |
Theodore metropolitan of Nicaea 956 writes about Paulicians in Euchaita | 110 |
St Paul of Latrus d 9556 converts Paulicians near Miletus | 113 |
John I Tzimisces 96976 settles Paulicians at Philippopolis | 114 |
clauses about Bogomils | 134 |
Paulicians in eleventhcentury southern Italy | 139 |
St Lazarus the wonderworker converts Paulicians near Ephesus before 1054 | 141 |
Euthymius of the Periblepton condemns Bogomils c 1045 | 142 |
The Paulicians of Philippopolis ally with the Patzinaks c 1050 | 164 |
Popular beliefs about Bogomilism recounted | 233 |
The mission of papa Nicetas of Constantinople | 250 |
The Fourth Crusade and the Paulicians of Philippopolis 1205 | 259 |
Pope Gregory IX 122741 urges the king of Hungary | 265 |
An Italian inquisitors view of Bogomilism c 1250 | 275 |
St Theodosius of Trnovo c 1350 legislates against Bogomils | 282 |
The Ritual of Radoslav the Christian | 289 |
Glossary | 298 |
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