A work by this doctrine's namesake presents his theology in 93 sections of dialogue with Sophronius and says that the vindication of Flavian from the 
A work by this doctrine's namesake presents his theology in 93 sections of dialogue with Sophronius and says that the vindication of Flavian from the attacks of Dioscorus should act as a proxy for his vindication as well; that book, discovered in the late 19th Century, is titled The Bazaar of Heracleides.  This doctrine was notably spread by the missionary Alopen, who was received by the Taizong Emperor.  Babai the Great, the leader of the School of Nisibis, promulgated this doctrine, and especially revered the writings of its namesake's teacher, (*) Theodore of Mopsuestia.  That namesake was attacked by Cyril of Alexandria, who convened the first Council of Ephesus to challenge his views, including that Mary should not be given the name "Theotokos" because she was not the mother of god; that stemmed from the belief that Christ was dyophysite- that is, that he had aspects both of god and man.  For 10 points, name this early Christian heresy.
A work by this doctrine's namesake presents his theology in 93 sections of dialogue with Sophronius and says that the vindication of Flavian from the attacks of Dioscorus should act as a proxy for his vindication as well; that book, discovered in the late 19th Century, is titled The Bazaar of Heracleides.  