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Theopaschite Ch. Hist.|θiːəʊˈpæskaɪt|
Also 6 -paschit, 7 -passit.
[ad. eccl. L. theopaschīta, ad. Gr. θεοπασχίτης, f. θεό-ς god + πάσχ-ειν to suffer: see -ite1 1 a.]
A member of a Monophysite sect of the 6th c., who held that the divine nature of Christ suffered on the Cross. Also attrib.
1585T. Rogers 39 Art. ii. §2 (1625) 11 Most wicked were the opinions of those men which held..that..Christ had a bodie without a soule; as thought..the Theopaschites. Ibid. §4. 14 That Christ really and indeed, hung not on the crosse: for his passion was in showe onely, said the Cerdonites..and the Manicheans: and another man, saide the Theopaschits,..suffered, and hung on the crosse. 1625Gill Sacr. Philos. iv. 32 The errours..of the Theopaschites, who held that the God-head of Christ did suffer, while His body was nayled on the Crosse. 1874–86J. H. Blunt Dict. Sects, etc., Theopaschites, a sect of the Monophysites who maintained that Christ having only one Nature, and that the Divine, it was therefore the Divine Nature which suffered..at the Crucifixion. 1882–3Schaff's Encycl. Relig. Knowl. III. 2346 Theopaschites..a by-name applied to such as accepted the formula, that..‘God had suffered and been crucified’. 1914W. E. Beet Medieval Papacy 15 Uncompromising was the attitude of Hormisdas with reference to the so-called Theopaschite formula. 1971R. Browning Justinian & Theodora iii. 102 His [sc. Justinian's] new ‘Theopaschite’ doctrine in the end contributed nothing to the religious unity of the empire.
Hence Theopaschitally |-ˈpæskɪtəlɪ| adv., in the manner of, or in accordance with the doctrine of the Theopaschites; Theopaschitic |-pæˈskɪtɪk| a., of or pertaining to the Theopaschites or their doctrine; Theopaschitism |-ˈpæskɪtɪz(ə)m|, the doctrine or tenets of the Theopaschites. So Theopaschist |-ˈpæskɪst|, a Theopaschite.
1887Richter Levana ix. 154 Theologians are active *Theopaschists.
1882Cave & Banks tr. Dorner's Chr. Doctr. 209 In this respect it speaks quite *Theopaschitally.
1893E. K. Mitchell tr. Harnack's Hist. Dogma 299 The carrying out of the *theopaschitic formula.
1882–3Schaff's Encycl. Relig. Knowl. I. 463 A revival of..Patripassianism, or *Theopaschitism. |