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Why is History Important?
1. Should be proud of heritage
2. Ancient church but still fruitful
3. Precious faith to protect and deliver
4. Contributions to Christianity
5. History Repeats itself
6. Gates of Hades didn't prevail
What happened at Tel-Basta
Spring of water from where Holy Family used to drink
Benefits of Holy Family Visit to Egypt
1. Fulfillment of prophecies
2. Sanctification of Egypt
3. Blessedness of Copts
4. Destruction of Idols
5. Egypt represented Gentiles
6. Churches built
7. Valuable monuments
Where was the first papal residence?
Anianus' house
The pope of Alexandria was known as
The judge of the universe
Who was the first pope to ordain bishops with him?
Demetrius (12th) or Eumanius (7th)
Syrian Popes
Simon I, Abraam, Mark III, Youannes X
Shortest Papacy
Pope Archilaos
1st monk ordained from St. Macarius
Cyril I
What was St. Macarius Monastery called
"Father of the patriarchs and bishops
Popes who were laymen
Abraam, Gabriel, Mark, Youannes VI
Popes who were priests
Zacharias, Youannes XI
Who devised Epact: the way for calculating easter to follow passover?
Pope Demetrius
Where was Pope Demetrius exiled
Wissim
Pope Heraclas
Student of Origen
Became Dean after Origen
Pope Dionysius
1. Student of Origen
2. Became Dean after Heraclas
3. Tortured by Decius, Gaius' father
4. Exiled in Libya by Valerianus
5. Known as Teacher of the Universal Church
Ptolemy Soter
founder of School of Alex
1st dean of Alex
Justus (6th pope)
Influence of the school
1. Satisfying needs of Christians to learn
2. Graduating famous church leaders
3. Attracting converts
4. Attracting leaders from other countries
5. Emphasizing education as main method for religious teaching
6. Using philosophy as a tool
7. Purifying Greek philosophy
Deans who became patriarchs
1. Justus
2. Eumenius
3. Marcianus
4. Heraclas
5. Dionysius
Deans ordained priests
Clement
Pierius
Theognostus
Students who became patriarch
Julian
Peter 'seal of the martyrs"
Archilaos
Athanasius "the apostolic"
Cyril I "pillar of faith"
Dioscorus
Pantaenus
introduced philosophy and sciences to school
added Greek letters to Coptic
Who was called "Origen Jr."
Fr. Peros the Martyr
Clement of Alex
First to use fish as symbol for Christianity
Persecuted by Septimus Severus
Origen
Appointed dean by Pope Demetrius
Students of Origen
Pope Heraclas
Bishop Alexandros
Cappadocian Fathers
Eusabius
St. Didymus
Heresies of Origen
1. Souls created before bodies
2. Soul of Christ existed before incarnation
3. universal salvation
Anti-Origenists
Pope Demetrius
St. Methodius
St. Eustathius
St. Epiphanius
St. Jerome
Pope Theophilus
Pro-Origenists
Pope Dionysius
Didymus
Pamphilus
Cappadocian Fathers
St. John Chrysostom
Nickname of Didymus
"Blind Seer of Alexandria"
Diocletian's Edict
everyone had to sacrifice to idols or be dismissed
Maximinus Daza
reign was most prolific in bloodshed than any other period
Evaluation of Martyrdom
1. Sacred Desire
2. Proof of Courage
3. Way of Preaching
4. Evidence of truth of Christianity
5. Declares Chrsitan Virtures
6. Motive to protect Orthodox Fatih
7. Initiator of Monasticism
Lactantius
Wrote about the death of Diocletian and others who persecuted the faith
Arianus
Persecutor that became a martyr while killing Philemon and Apollonius
St. Peter Seal of the Martyrs
"Excellent Doctor of Christianity"
Defeated Sabellius who denied Trinity
Christian Monasticism
solitude, poverty, worship, contemplation, and purity of heart
-asceticism isnt goal but response to divine love to gain self-control
-does not mean enmity with body
Forms of monastic life
Anchoritic
Coenobitic
Semi-anchoritic
Who founded first monastic women community
St. Syncletica
Influence of Monasticism
1. Spiritual Influence
2. Doctrinal Influence
3. Religious Studies
4. Educational Influence
5. Social Influence
3 Types of Church councils
Diocesan
Provincial
Ecumenical
Nicea
Arian heresy-divinity of Christ
Easter date
Re-baptizing heretics?
Priest Marriage
Melatius (authority of Pope over his bishops)
20 Canons
Creed
Who went to Nicea from COC
Pope Alexandros and St. Athanasius
Constantinople
Apolinarius: inequality of 3 hypostases
Eusabius: Holy Trinity is 1 hypostases
Macedonius: Holy Spirit is creature
Who went to Constantinople from COC
Pope Timothy
Ephesus
Nestor: Jesus was 2 persons, Christotokos
Pelagius: Original sin didnt taint human nature
Who went to Ephesus from COC
St. Cyril the Great, St. Shenouda, St. Peter of Faw
Continuation of Nestorianism
Eutyches: Monophysitism
Eusebius: Dyophesis
2nd Council of Ephesus
Eutyches claimed repentance so Pope Dioscorus brought him back and excommunicated Flavianos
Chalcedon
Pope Dioscorus
Dioscorus was exiled to
Gangra
St. Athanasius was known as
"The defender of the Upright Faith"
"Champion of Orthodoxy"
"The Apostolic"
St. Cyril
Nephew of Pope Theophilus
"The Daring Lion"
"The Burnished Lamp"
1st Martyr after Chalcedon
St. Macarius of Edko
Pope Timothy was exiled to
Taposiris and then Gangra
Who is Proterius
Melkite Pope
Zeno
rejected Copt's request for 1 pope
Henoticon
Good step towards union
confirmed 3 councils and St. Cyril
Amr Ibn El-As
First person to invade Egypt in Arab conquest with only 4,000 people defeated Roman legion
-First to institute Jeziah
-Was relatively kind to Copts
Reasons for Arab Victory
1. Byzantine suppression and persecution of Copts
2. Islamic zeal to spread religion
3. Arab desire to take other's wealth
4. Low self esteem of Roman army
5. Emperor's treasury empty
6. No unified Roman army in Egypt
7. Roman leaders fighting over Egypt
8. Cyrus' treachery
Omar Ibn Khatab (Caliph in Medina)
told Ibn el-Aas to humiliate the Christians and Jews
-Copts had to offer soldiers hospitality
-had to provide troops with crops and clothes
-Made Amr increase Jeziah to develop Medina
Caliph Omar Ibn Abdel Aziz
-Ordered Waly Haian Ibn Sheriek to collect Jeziah from dead people
Abdel Aziz Ibn Marwan (Waly)
Arrested Pope John of Samanoud
Made Pope's election in Babylon
Put signs on churches
imposed one denarius Jeziah on monks and prevented any more monks from joining the monastery
Osman Ibn Affan (Caliph)
-removed Amr and appointed Abdallah Ibn Saad who collected huge sums of money
Mosallama Ibn Mokhallad
ordered burning of those who didnt pay
Pope Benjamin I
Papacy in 3 periods:
Ordination to disappearance
During diappearance
During Arab Occupation

Sent Tekla Hymanot to Ethiopia
Umayyad was centered in
Damascus
Abdallah Ibn Abdelmalik (U)
Tortured Pope Alexandrous
Quorra Ibn Shereik (U)
Stole Sacred vessels from churches
Usama Ibn Zaid (U)
branded monks and ordered them to shave
Obaid Allah Ibn Higab (U)
ordered lion tattoo and Pope Alexandros asked God to take his life so he wouldnt have to get it
-Tortured Bishop Samuel
John of Nikou
Historian bishop
Center of Abbasid Dynasty was in
Baghdad
Harun El-Rashid (A)
Caliph for 23 years
Arab Immigration
First immigrants didnt mingle with natives until Obaid Allah Ibn Alhabhab brought Arabs who mingled with Copts
During who's rule did Arabic become the official language
Caliph Alwaild Ibn Abdelmalek
Waly Abdallah Ibn Abdelmalik
Who made Copts cut tongues
Caliph Hakim Bi-Amr Illah
Which pope began reading scripture in Arabic
Pope Gabriel
Bishop Moisis
prophesied about death of Waly abd elmalik and so new waly liked him
Tulunid Dynasty
founded by Ahmad Ibn Tulun
Egypt became autonomous
Ahmad Ibn Tulun (T)
-virtuous but quick with sword
-liberated egypt from caliphs
Khumarawayh (T)
-Ahmad's son
-tried to see St. Macarius' body
-treated Copts nicely
-Anarchy after his murder
Ikshidid Dynasty
-period of poverty
-good relation between religions
Saeed Ibn Katib Elfraghani
-Architect during Tulunid
-Invented Gothic architecture
-Martyred
Pope Cosmas III
Fractured relationship with Ethiopian Church
St. Severus of Ashmunein
wrote History of the patriarchs
Positives of Tulunid and Ishkhidid
-Removing Byzantium rule
-Restoring right to choose church leaders
-Restoring church buildings
-Good relations between some rulers and popes
-Many martyrs and confessors
Negatives of Tulunid and Ishkhidid
-Changing social structure
-rulers not concerned about public welfare or developing resources
-High Jeziah
-Death of Coptic
-Loss of Library