英語 での Nestorius の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Nestorius Theodore.
Athanasius Nestorius.
Nestorius, denied that Mary was the Mother of God.
The decision about Nestorius.
The writings of Nestorius were originally very numerous.
The 12 anathemas and the preceding explanatory letter, which had been produced by Cyril and the synod of Alexandria in 430 andsent to Nestorius, were read at Ephesus and included in the proceedings.
Nestorius sends greeting in the Lord to the most religious and reverend fellow-minister Cyril.
A native of Germanicia in Syria Nestorius became Patriarch of Constantinople.
Nestorius in this distortion of the sense of Nicaea clearly went against the tradition of the Church.
As is usual in these Oriental heresies, the metaphysical refinement of Nestorius was faulty, and led him into a practical denial of the mystery that he had set himself to explain.
Like Nestorius, Theodore expressly declares that he wished to uphold the unity of person in Christ;
In deed it is difficult to say how far any Nestorians now are conscious of the particular teaching condemned by the Council of Ephesus,though they still honour Nestorius, Theodore of Mopsuestia, and other undoubted heretics as saints and doctors.
Nestorius is vigorously dealt with for trying to substitute the title of"Mother of Christ" for"Mother of God".
He does not teach in so many words"two natures after the union",but his work against Nestorius, with the depth and precision of St. Leo, is an admirable exposition of Catholic doctrine, worthy of a Doctor of the church, and far surpassing the treatise of Cassian.
Nestorius and his followers admitted in Christ one moral person, as a human society forms one moral person;
He does not teach in so many words"two natures after the union",but his work against Nestorius, with the depth and precision of St. Leo, is an admirable exposition of Catholic doctrine, worthy of a Doctor of the church, and far surpassing the treatise of Casssian.
Nestorius, who had been condemned in a council at Rome on 11 August 430, asked the emperor Theodosius II to summon this council.
The contemporary polemics against Arianism and Apollinarianism led the Antiochenes(Diodorus,Theodore, and Nestorius) to emphasize energetically the perfect Divinity and the unimpaired Humanity of Christ, and to separate as sharply as possible the two natures.
That is why Nestorius refused to acknowledge that Mary is the Mother of God, preferring instead to designate her the mother of Jesus.
In spite of the efforts of Athanasius, Nestorius, who had been elected Patriarch of Constantinople(428), found a loophole to avoid the definition of Nicaea.
In spite of the fact that Nestorius clearly asserted that the God-man was one person, he seemed to think of the two natures as existing side by side and so sharply distinguished them that the suffering of the humanity could not be attributed to the Godhead.