Miaphysitism; Monophysitism; Divinity of Christ; Council of Nicaea (1st: 325); Council of Constantinople (1st: 381); Council of Ephesus (431); Council of Chalcedon (451); Cyril, of Alexandria, Saint, ca. 370-444; Dionysius, of Alexandria, Saint, d....
'Amr ibn al-'As; Arab Conquest of Egypt; Arabs; Asceticism; Alexandria; Cairo (Egypt); Byzantine Empire; Coptic Church; Heraclius, Emperor of the East, ca. 575-641; History; Chalcedonian Church; Melchite Church; Orthodoxy
Abbots; Asceticism; Coptic language - Bohairic dialect; Coptic language - Sahidic dialect; Literature; Manuscripts; Monks; Monasteries; Shenute, ca. 348-466; The White Monastery; Titles of honor and nobility
Alexandria (Egypt); Athanasius, Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria, d. 373.; Authors; Arianism; Arians; Byzantine Empire; Catechetical School of Alexandria; Constantine I, Emperor of Rome, d. 337; Coptic language; Council of Nicaea (1st: 325); Greek...
Alexandria (Egypt); Monasteries; History of the Patriarchs; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Persian Empire; Copyists; Arabic language; Synaxarion; Manuscripts; Scholars; Chalcedonian Church; Pachomian monasticism
Alexandria (Egypt); Monasteries; Mediterranean Sea; Jerome, Saint, d. 419 or 20; Monks; Hermits; Relics; Coptic Church; Copts; Coptic language; Patriarchs and patriarchate; Pachomian monasticism; Syriac language; History of the Patriarchs
Alexandria (Egypt); Monasteries; Monks; Cities and towns; Bishops; Asceticism; Nestorians; Justinian I, Emperor of the East, 483?-565; Theodora, Empress, consort of Justinian I, Emperor of the East, d. 548.
Alexandria (Egypt); Patriarchs and patriarchate; Coptic Church; Monks; Monasteries; Bishops; Fatimid dynasty; Simony; History of the Patriarchs; Islam; Muslims; Christian converts; Christianity; Miracles; Ethiopia; Archdeacons
