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A context author
Apollinaris of Laodicea is included as a context author: a figure whose ideas shaped, or were answered by, the Christian writers in this library. We record context authors so that the lines of influence between writers connect, and we do not catalogue their own writings. Some of those writings are lost, some survive only in the replies of those who wrote against them, and some lie outside what this library collects.
The writers Apollinaris of Laodicea is connected to are listed under Influence below.
Influence
Who shaped Apollinaris of Laodicea, and who Apollinaris of Laodicea shaped. Each line is a judgment confirmed by a person; the evidence sits in the catalogue, not on this page.
Influenced by
- Athanasius of Alexandria 296–373 through On the Incarnation
Influenced
- Gregory of Nazianzus 329–390 was answered by through Letters (Gregory Nazianzen)
- Gregory of Nyssa 335–395 was answered by through Adversus Apollinarem
- Jerome 347–420 taught through Epistulae