Eutychius

Patriarch of Alexandria (d. 940)

Eutychius - Patriarch of Alexandria (d. 940)
Born

September 10th, 877
1147 years ago

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Egypt

Links & References

Served as the Patriarch of Alexandria during the early 10th century. Eutychius was instrumental in the theological debates of his time, particularly in relation to Christology. Contributed to the promotion of the Orthodox Christian faith and engaged with the Islamic philosophical discourse. Compiled teachings and historical accounts that provided insights into the religious context of the era and shaped Orthodox thought.

Wrote the 'Annals', a historical chronicle

Engaged in debates on the nature of Christ

Promoted Orthodox Christianity

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