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Collection of 87 Chapters

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  • John Scholasticus

    …Constantinople he composed the “Collection of 87 Chapters,” a synthesis of the emperor Justinian’s supplementary legislation on church matters. Among other works attributed to John are theological writings relative to Trinitarian doctrinal controversy, the “Catechetical Discourse,” and instructions for religious initiation, the “Mystagogia.”

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    …Constantinople he composed the “Collection of 87 Chapters,” a synthesis of the emperor Justinian’s supplementary legislation on church matters. Among other works attributed to John are theological writings relative to Trinitarian doctrinal controversy, the “Catechetical Discourse,” and instructions for religious initiation, the “Mystagogia.”

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