John Scholastikos
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John Scholasticos was a neo-Chalcedonian theologian and the bishop of Skythopolis.
John's main theological work was to try to make the writings of Cyril of Alexandria square with the Council of Chalcedon. He also wrote against the works of Severos of Antioch.
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The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium (New York: Oxford University Press, 1991) p. 1068
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