John, later named Chrysostom (“Golden Mouth”), was born in Antioch during the reign of emperor Constans which fell in the years 340-350. He was trained in rhetoric by the renowned pagan Libanios. In 371 John was appointed as an official reader in the Antioch church by bishop Meletios and having soon thereafter learned of plans [...]
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Historical Survey: Chrysostom and the Origenist Controversy (IV)
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