Nominally called in order to condemn Eutyches and monophytisism, for 10 points, name this fourth ecumenical council, held in Bithynia.
It saw thirteen Egyptians refuse to sign a document, instead claiming assent to "the traditional faith." Julian of Cos was commissioned to translate all of this meeting's Acts from Greek to Latin, and one man exiled here was noted for his miaphysitism. Pachasinus of Lilybaeum refused that man a seat at this council, and its creed demanded that Christ "is to be acknowledged in two natures without confusion, change, division, or separation." It introduced Leo's Tome, which was diametrically opposed to the Twelve Anathemas of Cyril of Alexandria. Convened by Anatolius, the emperor Marcian made official the exile of Dioscorus of Alexandria. Nominally called in order to condemn Eutyches and monophytisism, for 10 points, name this fourth ecumenical council, held in Bithynia.
It saw thirteen Egyptians refuse to sign a document, instead claiming assent to "the traditional faith."
Council of {Chalcedon}