Roman Letters

Letter 156: A brief editorial note.

Theodoret of Cyrrhus→People of Constantinople|c. 440 AD|Theodoret of Cyrrhus|Human translated
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[This entry is an editorial note. It records that John, Bishop of Antioch, and his supporters sent a letter to the people of Constantinople during the Council of Ephesus. The full text is not preserved in this collection.]

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    Initial corpus import from New Advent / NPNF.

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