The Acta of this event were kept by Julian of Cos; a copy known as the versio antiqua claims that its six hundred thirty delegates met twenty-one times in the church of St. Euphemia, Martyr.
The Acta of this event were kept by Julian of Cos; a copy known as the versio antiqua claims that its six hundred thirty delegates met twenty-one times in the church of St. Euphemia, Martyr. Secondarily declaring patriarchates for Jerusalem and Constantinople, it was convoked to resolve issues stemming from the so-called Latrocinium four years before, at which Eutyches was pardoned by Dioscorus; this synod did so by confirming the so- called Tome. Convoked after the death of Theodocius II by Marsian, this council confirmed the creeds of Constantinople and Nicea at the behest of Leo I to end the Monophysite heresy. For ten points, name the Fourth Ecumenical Council held in 451 in its namesake city, which is in present-day northern Turkey.
The Acta of this event were kept by Julian of Cos; a copy known as the versio antiqua claims that its six hundred thirty delegates met twenty-one times in the church of St. Euphemia, Martyr.
the Council of {Chalcedon}