Nestorians

However, the sanctuary was destroyed by Nestorians not long after.

Nestorians played a prominent role in the formation of Arab culture, especially at Jundishapur school.

Despite this initial Eastern expansion, the Nestorians' missionary success was eventually deterred.

The register states that birth and mortality rate used on "nomads" such as the nomadic Nestorians.

But they were, of course, Nestorians.

Kuchlug was from the Naiman tribe, which were Nestorians.

The Bishops who came from a Babylonian patriarchate were Nestorians.

Most of the Nestorians of Cyprus followed the example of their bishops.

A later version portrayed them as descendents of a tribe of Jewish Nestorians.

In 1349 Hnanishoʿ's remains were exhumed by the Nestorians of Mosul.

By the middle of the sixteenth century, the island's remaining Nestorians were confined to the town of Famagusta.

Theodotus was condemned in turn by the Nestorians at their 432 Synod of Tarsus.

Tfinkdji mentioned that the diocese contained about 4,000 'Nestorians' in 1913, a figure not much smaller than its Chaldean population.

The Kurdish attack on the mountain Nestorians had indirect consequences for the Chaldean Church.

Henceforth, the native Church began to be called "Jacobites" (earlier called "Nestorians").

The Patriarch of Nestorians is the universal head of the Church immediately under Christ.

In the 9th century, the patriarch of the Nestorians in Persia sent bishops to India.

Roman Catholicism in China was expanded at the expense of the Nestorians during the Yuan dynasty.

Some modern scholars believe that this 'treaty' was forged by the Nestorians in an attempt to secure better treatment for Christians living under Muslim rule.

He was often opposed by the Nestorians, whose style of Eastern Christianity was different from John's Western version.

Nestorian biography: being sketches of pious Nestorians who have died at Oroomiah, Persia.

Nor did description without explanation motivate church growth by the Nestorians, Ulfilas, the Celtic monks, or the vast modern missionary movement.

The title was used to distinguish the Miaphysites from the Nestorians who were headed by the Catholicos in Ctesiphon.

These were sharply divided by doctrinal differences into Monophysites, linked to the Jacobite church of Syria, and Nestorians.

While Nestorians went their own way, the orthodox were again split over the manner in which divine and human natures were united in the person of Christ.