Pyrrhus of Constantinople

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Pyrrhus of Constantinople was a 7th-century Patriarch of Constantinople and prominent proponent of the Monothelite doctrine who was later condemned as a heretic by the Church.

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instanceOf 7th-century religious leader
Byzantine bishop
Christian theologian
Monothelite theologian
Patriarch of Constantinople
birthPlace Constantinople
centuryActive 7th century
church Church of Constantinople
condemnedAs heretic
condemnedBy Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Eastern Orthodox Church
Third Council of Constantinople
country Byzantine Empire
doctrineOpposed Dyothelitism
linked to: Monoenergism
doctrineSupported Monothelitism
era Byzantine Empire
language Greek
movement Monothelitism
notableFor being condemned as a heretic
support of Monothelite doctrine
opposedBy Maximus the Confessor
Roman Church
Third Council of Constantinople
placeOfActivity Constantinople
linked to: Istanbul
positionHeld Patriarch of Constantinople
religion Christianity
roleIn Monothelite controversy
seeAlso Maximus the Confessor
Monothelite controversy
Third Council of Constantinople
theologicalPosition Christ has one will
title Patriarch

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Third Council of Constantinople condemnedPerson Pyrrhus of Constantinople