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The 18 pages that link to Cyril of Alexandria, each with the reason it gives.

• Council of ChalcedonRelated: Chalcedon invoked Cyril’s authority alongside the two-nature teaching of Leo.

• ChristologyRelated: His work shaped the controversy over whether Christ is one personal subject.

• Coptic Orthodox ChurchRelated: His language about Christ’s unity remains influential in Coptic Orthodox theology.

• Ecumenical councilRelated: His arguments shaped the Christological dispute addressed at Ephesus.

• Council of EphesusRelated: Cyril’s arguments and letters set the council’s theological direction.

• Oriental Orthodox ChurchesRelated: Oriental Orthodox theology draws on Cyril’s language of the one incarnate nature of the Word.

• MiaphysitismRelated: His phrase “one incarnate nature of the Word” became a foundation for Miaphysite theology.

• NestorianismRelated: His polemic shaped the opposing account of Christ’s one person.

• TheotokosRelated: His arguments connected the title to the unity of Christ’s person.

• Theodosius IIRelated: His victory at Ephesus depended on a council called by Theodosius II.

• HypatiaRelated: Ancient accounts place him in the city’s political conflict, though his responsibility for Hypatia’s killing remains disputed.

• NestoriusRelated: Cyril led the opposition that turned Nestorius’s teaching into a church-wide dispute.

• God the SonRelated: His Christology explains why the incarnate Son is one person, not two.

• Chalcedonian ChristianityRelated: His language about Christ’s unity influenced the debate that produced the definition.

• Coptic historyRelated: His legacy influenced the Christological disputes that shaped Egyptian church history.

• History of Oriental OrthodoxyRelated: His teachings remained central to how Oriental Orthodox Christians expressed Christ’s unity.

• Our Lady of ZeitounCompared with: His Marian theology offers historical context for the Coptic devotional significance attributed to Zeitoun.

• Theodoret of CyrrhusCompared with: Cyril condemned teachings Theodoret defended, making their rivalry central to the controversy.