Author: Ward, William George.
Title: THE CONDEMNATION OF POPE HONORIUS: An Essay. With a Few Notes in Reply to Rev. E.F. Willis.
Description: London: Burns and Oates, 1879. Unbound pamphlet in vinyl sleeve; FINE copy of text, which is free and clear of any marking, stain, or foxing, and housed in a mylar sleeve. Honorius (seventh century) was condemned as a heretic by the Sixth Council -- a charge of Monotheism (similar to the Monophysite heresy which tended to deny the human nature of Christ) being the chief reason. He also appears to have been cautious in defending the Trinity against the singular Power idea. A thousand years later, he was the center of a controversy over Papal Infallibility. 65 pages. Octavo.

Keywords: Catholic religion early Christian philosophy Arians Monophysite heresy