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This collection rom the fifth or sixth centuries contains various text on monophysitism including | This collection rom the fifth or sixth centuries contains various text on monophysitism including (genuine) conciliar acts and letters (wrongly) attributed to Felix III. {{author|Maassen}}, Geschichte p. {{Maassen|756}} described the contents thus: | ||
: 1. Als Grundlage die dem Gregorius von Nedeianhen zugeschriebene Expositio fidei und die Definitio fidei von Chalcedon. 2. (Apoeryphe) Actenstücke, welchedie Sache des Petrus Fullo betreffen. 3. Das Concil von Constantinopel vom Jahre 536. 4. Das die Beschlüsse dieses Coneils bestätigende Rdiet Justinian’s. 5. Die Synode von Jerusalem vom Jahre 536. | |||
{{author|Gunther}} listed five Greek manuscripts of the collection. No Latin manuscripts have been reported, but {{author|Maassen}} p. {{Maassen|753}} asserted that the version printed by {{author|Merlin}} (tomus II, fol. 1-47) was „eine alte lateinische Version“. | |||
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This collection rom the fifth or sixth centuries contains various text on monophysitism including (genuine) conciliar acts and letters (wrongly) attributed to Felix III. Maassen, Geschichte p. 756 described the contents thus:
- 1. Als Grundlage die dem Gregorius von Nedeianhen zugeschriebene Expositio fidei und die Definitio fidei von Chalcedon. 2. (Apoeryphe) Actenstücke, welchedie Sache des Petrus Fullo betreffen. 3. Das Concil von Constantinopel vom Jahre 536. 4. Das die Beschlüsse dieses Coneils bestätigende Rdiet Justinian’s. 5. Die Synode von Jerusalem vom Jahre 536.
Gunther listed five Greek manuscripts of the collection. No Latin manuscripts have been reported, but Maassen p. 753 asserted that the version printed by Merlin (tomus II, fol. 1-47) was „eine alte lateinische Version“.
