Henana by Adiabene

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Henana von Adiabene ( fl. 6th century) was theologian and principal of the school of Nisibis, the theological center of the Assyrian Church of the East .

Henana held a chair for biblical exegesis at the school of Nisibis , which he taught in the sense of the Byzantine orthodox theologian Moses. In 572 he became the principal of the Nisibis School and remained so until 610.

literature

  • Christian Lange: Mia energeia. Investigations into the unification policy of the emperor Heraclius and the patriarch Sergius of Constantinople . Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 2012, ISBN 978-3-16-150967-4 , pp. 498–506, limited preview in the Google book search
personal data
SURNAME Henana by Adiabene
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Theologian and Rector of the School of Nisibis
DATE OF BIRTH 6th century
DATE OF DEATH 7th century