Letters on the Council of Ephesus

<p>This work by the Carthaginian bishop Capreolus dictates some of the concerns and trepidations that the church in North Africa had during the time of the Ecumenical council at Ephesus. Since the African church's luminary St. Augustine of Hippo (d. 430) had passed a few years prior there is a gap in the historic record of how the African bishops perceived Imperial ordinances and the political fiasco that was the tenure of Nestorius as patriarch of Constantinople.</p>