The Issue of Authenticity of the Collectio Thessalonicensis  from the Perspective of the Roman Acts of 531

Грацианский, М.В.

Автор: Грацианский М.В.
Сборник: Issues of Identity Metamorphoses in Transitional Epochs: Social Changes and Mental Evolution
Глава в коллективной монографии
Год издания: 2021
Место издания: Cambridge Scholars Publishing Newcastle upon Tyne
Первая страница: 21
Последняя страница: 40
Аннотация: The article written by Mikhail Gratsianskiy is dedicated to the study of the acts of the session of the Roman clergy held in December 531 under the chairmanship of Pope Boniface II (530–532), which have been preserved as an introduction to the so-called Collectio Thessalonicensis. During the session the representatives of Stephanus, a metropolitan of Larissa in Greece, handed in petitions, which referred to that case, and, according to the acts, brought with them the Collectio itself. The article investigates the circumstances of the deposition by the Patriarch of Constantinople of the metropolitan Stephanus of Larissa, the Primate of the churches of Thessaly, the latter being a province of the Roman Empire located in the Prefecture of Illyricum. It also analyzes the content of the petitions of Stephanus and his comrades, as well as the statements contained in the acts, with the aim of demonstrating the perception by Stephanus’ suffragans of the Roman ecclesiology and the prerogatives of the See of Rome as the supreme judicial instance in the Church. The author concludes that those passages in the petitions, which speak about the pope’s exclusive rights of jurisdiction over all Churches, including the Illyrian ones, as well as the remark, made by the Bishop of Echinus Theodore, that preceded the presentation of the Collectio Thessalonicensis, are in all likelihood interpolated. The author revises the opinions regarding the origin of the Collectio from Thessalonica. As a result, he concludes that the materials presented during the sessions of 531 by Theodore of Echinus cannot originate either from Thessalonica or from the rest of Illyricum. The author postulates their Roman origin, and substantiates a thesis on the artificial compilation of the acts of 531 and the Collectio Thessalonicensis, that was carried out presumably during the pontificate of Nicholas I (858–867).
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