The Orthodox Church in the Byzantine Empire
J. M. Hussey · 1986 · Modern scholarship · copyrighted
70 claims in this dataset rest on this source.
People it attests
- Photios I of Constantinople 5 claims
- Ignatius of Constantinople 3 claims
- Basil I 1 claim
- Boris I of Bulgaria 1 claim
- Constantine the Great 1 claim
- Donato 1 claim
- John VIII 1 claim
- Justinian I 1 claim
- Methodios I of Constantinople 1 claim
- Methodius of Thessaloniki 1 claim
- Nicholas I 1 claim
- Olga of Kiev 1 claim
- Saint Cyril the Philosopher 1 claim
- Vladimir the Great 1 claim
Documents read in it
- Synodikon of Orthodoxy [object Object]
- Bibliotheca [object Object]
- Canons of the First-and-Second Council [object Object]
- Old Church Slavonic translation of the Scriptures [object Object]
- Canons of 869–870 [object Object]
- Acts of the Photian council [object Object]
Events it narrates
- Dedication of Constantinople 330
- Consecration of Hagia Sophia 537
- Quinisext Council (in Trullo) 691
- Triumph of Orthodoxy 843
- Council of Constantinople (861) 861
- Cyril and Methodius reach Moravia 863
- Photian Schism 863
- Baptism of Boris of Bulgaria 864
- Fourth Council of Constantinople (Ignatian) 869
- Council of Constantinople (Photian) 879
- Great Lavra founded on Athos 963
- Baptism of Volodymyr and Rus' 988
Works it describes
What else rests on it
17 dispute links · 9 doctrinal positions · 3 document attributions · 2 disputes · 2 areas of influence · 2 divisions · 1 doctrine · 1 institution
Oxford History of the Christian Church; the institutional story of the 6th–11th centuries.