16 November 498 A.D. Anastasius II—Rome’s 50th; Clovis; Acacius; Condemns Traducianism
"Pope Anastasius II." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 1. New York: Robert
Appleton Company, 1907.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01454d.htm. Accessed 9 Jul 2014.
Pope Anastasius II
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A native of Rome, elected 24 Nov., 496; d. 16 Nov., 498. His
congratulatory letter to Clovis, on
the occasion of the latter's conversion is now deemed a forgery of the seventeenth
century (J. Kavet, Bibl. de l ec. des Chartres, 1885, XLVI, 258-59). He
insisted in the removal from the diptychs of the name of Acacius, Patriarch of Constantinople, but recognized the validity of his sacramental acts, an attitude that displeased
theRomans. He also condemned Traducianism.
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Sources
P.L.,
CXXVIII, 439-450; Lib. Pont. (ed. DUCHESNE), I,
258; HEMMER in Dict. de Theol. Cath., I, 1163-64; THIEL, Epist.Rom. Pont. (1868), II, 82-85,
614-15.
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