The Chronicle of Seert and Roman Ecclesiastical History in the Sasanian World

Philip Wood

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The chapter examines medieval ecclesiastical history from Iraq to examine the importation of ‘Western’ history in the end of the sixth century. This was prompted by the greater prominence and international awareness of Christians in the Sasanian world. It suggests that eastern Christians received several different strands of Western history, which accounts for their contradictory positive attitudes towards the person of Nestorius and the council of Chalcedon.

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