Abstract
The author aims at complementing the article published in this journal by John J. O'Keefe on the notion of God's impassibility as it appeared in Cyril of Alexandria, Nestorius, and Theodoret of Cyrus. Since that study was limited to the theology of the Eastern Mediterranean, the present author supplements O'Keefe's research with a witness from a Western Mediterranean theologian in the fifth century, namely Leo the Great, concentrating on his Christmas homilies rather than his letters. What emerges is a more global understanding of the emerging Christology.
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