Scope Of Chapter XLVII—Christianity
The Incarnation of Christ I A pure man to the Ebionites, His Birth and Elevation II A pure God to the Docetes, His incorruptible Body III Double Nature of Cerinthus IV Divine Incarnation of Apollinaris V Orthodox Consent and Verbal Disputes
AD Event 412-444 Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria 413,414,etc His Tyranny 428 Nestorius, Patriarch of Constantinople 429-431 His Heresy 431 First Council of Ephesus, Condemnation of Nestorius, Opposition of the Orientals 431-435 Victory of Cyril 435 Exile of Nestorius 448 Heresy of Eutyches 449 Second Council of Ephesus 451 Council of Chalcedon; Faith of Chalcedon 451-482 Discord of the East 482 The Henoticon of Zeno 508-518 The Trisagion, and religious War, till the Death of Anastasius	AD Event 514 First religious War 519-565 Theological Character and Government of Justinian His Persecution Of Heretics —Of Pagans, Of Jews, Of Samaritans— His Orthodoxy 532-698 The Three Chapters 553 Vth General Council: IInd of Constantinople 564 Heresy of Justinian 629 The Monothelite Controversy 639 The Ecthesis of Heraclius 648 The Type of Constans 680,681 VIth General Council: IIIrd of Constantinople Union of the Greek and Latin Churches Perpetual Separation of the Oriental Sects I. The Nestorians 500 Sole Masters of Persia 500-1200 Their Missions in Tartary, India, China, etc.	AD Event 883 The Christians of St. Thomas in India II. The Jacobites, III. The Maronites, IV. The Armenians, V. The Copts Or Egyptians 537-568 The Patriarch Theodosius 538 Paul 551 Apollinaris 580 Eulogius 609 John; Their Separation and Decay 625-661 Benjamin, the Jacobite Patriarch; Vl. The Abyssinians And Nubians 530 Church of Abyssinia 525-1550 The Portuguese in Abyssinia 1557 Mission of the Jesuits 1626 Conversion of the Emperor 1632 Final Expulsion of the Jesuits

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