The Library
1774 works catalogued century by century, from the literature the Bible was written among to the present — each with a note on what it is, why it lasted, and where to read it.
501–600
1 work
543
Greek
Justinian I · 482–565
An imperial letter listing and condemning the errors attributed to Origen — pre-existent souls, the restoration of all things — and requiring bishops to subscribe.
601–700
1 work
634
Latin
Honorius I · d. 638
Rome's reply to Sergius, agreeing that the question should be dropped and adding the sentence that would cost him: we confess one will of our Lord Jesus Christ. He appears to have meant that Christ had no divided will, not that he had only one.
1201–1300
1 work
7 March 1277
Latin
Stephen Tempier · d. 1279
A bishop of Paris condemns two hundred and nineteen propositions taught in the arts faculty, including several that limited what God could have done.
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