Editing Three-Chapter Controversy (section)

{{Short description|A phase in the Chalcedonian controversy}}
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The '''Three-Chapter Controversy''', a phase in the [[Chalcedonian]] controversy, was an attempt to reconcile the [[non-Chalcedonians]] of [[Syriac Orthodox Church|Syria]] and [[Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria|Egypt]] with [[Chalcedonian Christianity]], following the failure of the ''[[Henotikon]]''. The ''Three Chapters''  ({{lang|grc|τρία κεφάλαια}}, ''tría kephálaia'') that Emperor [[Justinian I]] [[anathema]]tized were: 
#The person and writings of [[Theodore of Mopsuestia]]
#Certain writings of [[Theodoret]] of Cyrus
#The letter of [[Ibas of Edessa]] to Maris