Nestorian

The Nestorian cross also is very similar to both of these.

In addition, a Nestorian church was converted into a mosque.

This must have been the Nestorian word for "missionary."

He himself states that in his early years he belonged to a Nestorian community.

In the second half of the nineteenth century the Nestorian episcopate continued to develop.

He, along with his sons, had been a steward in a nearby Nestorian monastery.

Only the Nestorian bishopric seems to have survived into the sixteenth century.

In around 430, the town is also listed as having a Christian community, with a Nestorian bishop.

But the union was refuted by his Nestorian bishops.

During the decades of this vacancy, the Nestorian church required a sort of authority.

The tide that will soon bring us in will carry out our Nestorian skipper.

He had said that they allegedly practiced Nestorian heresy.

The Church of the East (commonly called Nestorian) was also involved in the process.

The monastery is mentioned in an unidentified Nestorian writer's fourteenth-century manuscript.

According to Palmer, the church and the monastery were built in 640 by early Nestorian missionaries.

The council condemned certain Nestorian writings and authors.

Cyril issued include answers to all the Nestorian heresies.

Steve also noticed the presence of several Nestorian style crosses at some of the tombs.

The royal commission found traces of the old Nestorian chapel, but nothing of the tomb.

Describes the lives of many Nestorian saints.

The merchants were followed by missionaries of various creeds, including Nestorian Christians.

Three years later, in 638, Taizong issued an official declaration protecting the Nestorian church.

Theodosius II called the council to settle the Nestorian controversy.

We have already discussed how Nestorian thought served as a repository for certain Nazarean traditions.

In 588, a Nestorian bishopric at Pushang is mentioned.