His original name was lost after his death at Commana, and his current surname appeared a century afterwards in the "Constitution" of Pope Vigilius. Late in life he was condemned by a packet synod, Ad Quercum, and banished to Nicaea [ny-SEE-uh]. Sent to Cocysus, he lived on the slopes of Mt. Taurus and was banished further, at which point he died. As archbishop of Constantinople his sermons against empress Eudoxia and others were what got him in trouble. FTP, name this Greek doctor of the Church
His original name was lost after his death at Commana, and his current surname appeared a century afterwards in the "Constitution" of Pope Vigilius. Late in life he was condemned by a packet synod, Ad Quercum, and banished to Nicaea [ny-SEE-uh]. Sent to Cocysus, he lived on the slopes of Mt. Taurus and was banished further, at which point he died. As archbishop of Constantinople his sermons against empress Eudoxia and others were what got him in trouble. FTP, name this Greek doctor of the Church whose name translates to "golden- mouthed."
His original name was lost after his death at Commana, and his current surname appeared a century afterwards in the "Constitution" of Pope Vigilius.
St. John {Chrysostom}