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Silverius

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[sil-veer-ee-uhs] / sɪlˈvɪər i əs /

noun

  1. Saint, died a.d. 537, pope 536–37.


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In less than twenty years after this, Anthimus, put into the see of the capital by the intrigues of the same empress Theodora who violently deposed Pope St. Silverius, was deposed by Pope Agapetus in his visit to Constantinople, as a Monophysite heretic.

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The act of his empress Theodora, in her violent deposition of Pope Silverius, is the first specimen of Byzantine conduct when it enters by right of conquest upon Italian territory.

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Immediately upon the death of Agapetus, the Roman party had provided a successor in Silverius; and to seat Vigilius in the chair of Saint Peter, they must first make Silverius descend.

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He first suggested to Silverius a dignified way of settling the affair by making the concessions which the emperor desired of Vigilius.

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Silverius indignantly refused to make any such compromise.

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