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ecthesis|ˈɛkθəsɪs|
[ad. Gr. ἔκθεσις exposition, f. ἐκτιθέναι to put forth.]
An edict of the Emperor Heraclius promulgated a.d. 638, maintaining the doctrine that Christ has only one will.
1728Chambers Cycl. s.v., The Ecthesis favour'd the error of the Monothelites. 1850J. Miley Hist. Papal States I. i. i. 225 Meddlers in theology, attempting by ectheses and types..to dictate what the vicars of Christ were to teach the Church. 1854,1902[see type n.1 5 b]. 1902H. K. Mann Lives of Popes I. i. 365 Monothelism and the Ecthesis were condemned. 1956J. Hussey tr. Ostrogorsky's Hist. Byzantine State ii. 97 He [sc. the Patriarch Sergius] relegated the single energy to the background, and now propounded the doctrine of a single will (θέληµα) in Christ. This new monothelete formula..was promulgated by the Emperor [sc. Heraclius] in 638 under the name of the Ecthesis. |