Theodoret of Cyrrhus→Posidonius|c. 440 AD|theodoret cyrrhus
christology
From: [Editorial note in the collection]
To: [N/A]
Date: ~430 AD
Context: This is not a letter by Theodoret but a brief editorial note indicating that Cyril of Alexandria's memorandum to Posidonius, sent to Rome in the case against Nestorius, appeared at this point in the manuscript tradition. See Cyril, Letter 11.
[This entry in the collection is a brief editorial note, not an actual letter by Theodoret. It indicates that Cyril of Alexandria's memorandum to Posidonius -- sent to Rome regarding the case against Nestorius -- appeared at this position in the manuscript. The memorandum itself is found among Cyril's works as Letter 11.]
Letter 148
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in the Edition of Garnerius.
Is the minute of the most holy bishop Cyril, delivered to Posidonius, when sent by him to Rome, in the matter of Nestorius. (Cyrill. Ep. XI. tom. lxxvii. 85.)
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From:[Editorial note in the collection]
To:[N/A]
Date:~430 AD
Context:This is not a letter by Theodoret but a brief editorial note indicating that Cyril of Alexandria's memorandum to Posidonius, sent to Rome in the case against Nestorius, appeared at this point in the manuscript tradition. See Cyril, Letter 11.
[This entry in the collection is a brief editorial note, not an actual letter by Theodoret. It indicates that Cyril of Alexandria's memorandum to Posidonius -- sent to Rome regarding the case against Nestorius -- appeared at this position in the manuscript. The memorandum itself is found among Cyril's works as Letter 11.]
Modern English rendering for readability. See the 19th-century translation or original Latin/Greek for scholarly use.