Philosophical and Theological Arguments on the Holy Icons in the Work: Nicephorus and Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople and the Great Theodore the Studites against the Iconoclasts

Ivan Christiov, Philosophical and Theological Arguments on the Holy Icons in the Work: Nicephorus and Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople and the Great Theodore the Studites against the Iconoclasts. The article is a critical edition of the Greek text with a modern Bulgarian translation of the 22nd chapter of Panoplia Dogmatica of Euthymios Zigabenus.

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Forum Theologicum Sardicense
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.60061/fths.2020.2.41-52
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Byzantine Studies and History
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Philosophical and Theological Arguments on the Holy Icons in the Work: Nicephorus and Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople and the Great Theodore the Studites against the Iconoclasts

Ivan Christiov
Forum Theologicum Sardicense
Byzantine Studies and History
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Philosophical and Theological Arguments on the Holy Icons in the Work: Nicephorus and Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople and the Great Theodore the Studites against the Iconoclasts

Ivan Christiov
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Ivan Christiov, Philosophical and Theological Arguments on the Holy Icons in the Work: Nicephorus and Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople and the Great Theodore the Studites against the Iconoclasts. The article is a critical edition of the Greek text with a modern Bulgarian translation of the 22nd chapter of Panoplia Dogmatica of Euthymios Zigabenus.

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