Henoticon

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church | 2000 | 236 words | Copyright

Henoticon. The theological formula put forward in 482 to secure union between the Monophysites and the Orthodox, and sponsored by the Emp. Zeno. Widely accepted in the E., but never countenanced at Rome, it provoked the Acacian schism.

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