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Jovinian

Jovinian (Latin: Iovinianus; died c. 405) was an opponent of Christian asceticism in the 4th century and was condemned as a heretic at synods convened in Rome under Pope Siricius and in Milan by Ambrose in 393 because of his views. Our information about him is derived principally from the work of Jerome in two books, Adversus Jovinianum. Jerome referred…

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Born
4th century AD Corduene
Died
405
Era
Patristic Age
Main interests
Asceticism
Notable ideas
Opposition to Monasticism · Equality in heaven · Opposition to ascetism · Denial of the perpetual virginity of Mary
Tradition or movement
Jovinianism

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related to Bibliography · 26
Jovinian → Aestheticism, Ancient Christianity, Asceticism, Celibacy, Clerical Authority, Dale, David, Duke University Press, Durham, Gender, Heresy, Historiography, Hunter, Jovinianist Controversy, Late Ancient Christianity, Late Ancient Studies, Marriage, Martin, NC, OUP
related to Life · 18
Jovinian → Against Jovinian, Auxentius, Christianity, Epicurus, Felix, Genialis, Germinator, He, His, Ingeniosus, Januarius, Jerome, Martianus, Milan, Pope Siricius, Prontinus, Rome, The
related to External links · 11
Jovinian → Christian Church, Encyclopædia Britannica, History, Jovinianus, Monasticism, Nicene, Opposition, Philip Schaff, Post-Nicene Christianity, Vol, Volume III
related to Reaction · 9
Jovinian → Ambrose, Augustine, Catholics, De, In, Jerome, Later, Pope Siricius, Protestant
related to Teachings · 8
Jovinian → Christian, He, Jerome, Jovinian's, Many, Pammachius, Roman Catholic, The
Notable ideas · 4
Jovinian → Denial of the perpetual virginity of Mary, Equality in heaven, Opposition to ascetism, Opposition to Monasticism
Born · 1
Jovinian → 4th century AD Corduene
Died · 1
Jovinian → 405
Era · 1
Jovinian → Patristic Age
Main interests · 1
Jovinian → Asceticism

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jerome life also marriage work christianity asceticism milan one church rome virginity century christian faith state believers pope siricius ambrose

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JovinianBorn4th century AD Corduene1.00infobox
JovinianDied4051.00infobox
JovinianEraPatristic Age1.00infobox
JovinianMain interestsAsceticism1.00infobox
JovinianNotable ideasOpposition to Monasticism1.00infobox
JovinianNotable ideasEquality in heaven1.00infobox
JovinianNotable ideasOpposition to ascetism1.00infobox
JovinianNotable ideasDenial of the perpetual virginity of Mary1.00infobox
JovinianTradition or movementJovinianism1.00infobox
Jovinianrelated to BibliographyHunter0.60section
Jovinianrelated to BibliographyDavid0.60section
Jovinianrelated to BibliographyRereading0.60section

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