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   Mopsuestia was an ancient city in Cilicia on the Pyramus River, founded by the seer Mopsus. It had a rich and turbulent history, changing names and rulers several times, and was a center of Christianity and learning.

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3. earlychurch.org.uk › theodoreEarlyChurch.org.uk: Theodore of Mopsuestia (c. 350 - 428

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   THEODORE OF MOPSUESTIA, b. at Antioch about 350; d. at Mopsuestia, in Cilicia secunda, 423 or 429; one of the chief leaders of the Antiochian school of theology.

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   Learn about the influential theologian and bishop of Mopsuestia, who was born in Antioch, educated by Libanius, and condemned by the Council of Constantinople. Explore his pastoral concern for catechumens and his views on Christian initiation, scripture, and Christology.

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   A brief overview of the life and work of Theodore of Mopsuestia, a fourth-century Antiochene bishop and theologian. Learn about his biblical commentaries, his Christological views, and his controversies with Alexandria.

6. www.cambridge.org › core › booksTheodore of Mopsuestia, On the Incarnation of the Lord ...

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   Summary. Theodore was a native of Antioch where he was trained in rhetoric by Libanius before entering the ascetical school led by Diodore (later bishop of Tarsus). He was ordained a priest by Flavian of Antioch in 383 and then in 392 was consecrated bishop of Mopsuestia.

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   Theodore of Mopsuestia (c. 350 - 428), was bishop of Mopsuestia (modern Yakapinar, Turkey) from 392 to 428 C.E. He is also known as Theodore of Antioch and Theodore the Interpreter. A representative of the Antiochene school of hermeneutics, he was considered by many to be the foremost biblical interpreter of his day.

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   Summary. Fourth-century Antioch was an outstanding centre of biblical scholarship and of ecclesiastical confusion. The former was not the primary cause of the latter, but the two were not wholly unconnected. Both characteristics were already features of the Antiochene scene in the third century.

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    Who was Theodore of Mopsuestia?

    • Theodore of Mopsuestia was one of the chief leaders of the Antiochian school of theology, born at Antioch around 350 and died at Mopsuestia in Cilicia secunda around 423.

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    Where is Mopsuestia located?

    • Mopsuestia lay on the Pyramus (Ceyhan) river, midway between Tarsus and Issus and 12 miles from the sea. In the fourth century it was of some importance, famous for its bridge, which was built by Constantine I. He spent the remaining 36 years of his life as bishop in this town.

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    What does Mopsus stand for?

    • The name has been glossed as Μόψου ἑστία, "The house (hestia) of Mopsus". Pliny the Elder calls it the free city of Mopsos ( Hist. nat., V, 22), but the ordinary name is Mopsuestia, as found in Stephanus of Byzantium and all the Christian geographers and chroniclers.

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    Did Chrysostom write a letter to Theodore of Mopsuestia?

    • Chrysostom’s writings include a letter to a Theodore and a treatise to a monk who left the monastic community. It is likely that the letter is to Theodore of Mopsuestia, while the treatise is not; Carter 1962:87–101.

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    Who founded the city of Mopsus?

    • The founding of this city is attributed to the seer Mopsus, from whom the city also took its name, who lived before the Trojan war, although it is scarcely mentioned before the Christian era. The name has been glossed as Μόψου ἑστία, "The house (hestia) of Mopsus".

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