Diagrams

5 diagrams of the Fathers and the councils. Every box carries a number, and the number opens the sentence it rests on, read out of a Father’s chapter.

Two lines, two councilsWho taught whom on the way to Ephesus and Chalcedon, with a citation on every box and where the Coptic Orthodox Church stands on each council.
The School of Alexandria, who taught whomThe deans of the Alexandrian school as the Fathers record them: Athenagoras to Clement, and Origen to Dionysius, with a citation on every box.
Didymus the Blind and his studentsThe students of Didymus the Blind, and the other teachers of Jerome and Palladius, as the Fathers record them, with a citation on every box.
Diodore to Chrysostom: one teacher, two endsDiodore of Tarsus taught John Chrysostom and Theodore of Mopsuestia; Chrysostom taught Nilus and Mark and ordained Cassian. With a citation on every box.
The Pachomian successionWho led the Pachomian monasteries after Pachomius, and how Athanasius wrote to Horsiesios, with a citation on every box.