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Eutyches

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Eutyches (c. 384–c. 456)

Christian theologian. An archimandrite (monastic head) in Constantinople, he held that Jesus had only one nature, the human nature being subsumed in the divine (a belief which became known as Monophysitism). He was exiled after his ideas were condemned as heretical by the Council of Chalcedon in 451.



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