Cyril of Alexandria
Cyrillus Alexandrinus
patriarch|376-444 AD|Alexandria
Patriarch of Alexandria (412-444), chief opponent of Nestorius, presided at the Council of Ephesus (431). Doctor of the Church. Prolific theologian and letter-writer.
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Letters sent
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Letters received
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Total letters
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All letters (9)
←libanius #160←libanius #166←libanius #292←libanius #315←synesius cyrene #12→cyril alexandria #1→cyril alexandria #2→cyril alexandria #3→cyril alexandria #4
From Libaniusc. 329 AD
Eunomus here is a man of good birth, eloquent speech, and practiced decency.
From Libaniusc. 329 AD
Zenobius asks you through me for help on behalf of his father.
From Libaniusc. 341 AD
We know how well you treated Alexander -- for the man who benefited did not hide it.
From Libaniusc. 344 AD
Dionysius, who urged me to write to you, first convinced me that you speak of me with praise -- and he convinced me...
From Synesius of Cyrenec. 413 AD
Go, brother Cyril, to your mother Church — from which you were not excommunicated, only separated for a period...
To Nestoriusc. 430 AD
To Nestoriusc. 430 AD
To Nestoriusc. 430 AD
To John of Antiochc. 433 AD