Miaphysitism/Dyophysitism: Supporting Documents

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The Chronicon orientale is an anonymous universal history written in Arabic by an Egyptian Christian. Key aspects include its composition period between 1257 and 1260, its historical reliance on the longer Kitāb al-tawārīkh, and its traditional misattribution to Abū Shākir ibn Buṭrus al-Rāhib.

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Torrance, Christology After Chalcedon

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Physis and Hypostasis in the Early Church by Fr. Tadros Malaty:

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The Seventh Century in the West-Syrian Chronicles by Andrew Palmer:

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Alois Grillmeier Christ in Christian Tradition Vol. 2 Parts 1 & 2:

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On the life of Saint Hesychius of Jerusalem (Fifth Century):

[Thomas_Deretich]

I think you may have posted Palmer twice and not Grillmeier 2.1, but only Grillmeier 2.2. One of the Grillmeier volumes has a long section on Severus showing he was embarrassed by Saint Cyril's dyophysite passages (see also Allen, Severus text 4, where Severus calls Cyril's 433 agreement "prattle"). Grillmeier also shows that Severus contradicted himself on two ousiai and one ousia. But, again, thank you greatly for the sources you are posting. Much appreciated!!