In this short paper I try to outline how Theodoret of Cyrus did use in his work the term μυστήριον. This word has an extended semantic field. It can refer (among others) to any mystery or secret, to a mystery- or secret doctrine, to mystic implements, to divine secrets, etc. In the Late Antiquity it gained a semantic expansion, denoting the holiest rituals of the more and more consolidating Christianity.

This paper is the second part of a three-piece series, concerning the question of dichotomy and trichotomy. The semantic analysis of the biblical terms was published in an earlier issue of the Református Szemle (2015/3). The present paper presents an introduction on the importance of theological anthropology and the anthropological approach of most important authors from the Early Church. It will be followed by another paper presenting a few anthropologies from the Reformation era and 20th century

Küroszi Theodórétosz A görög betegségek orvoslása című munkájának jelen kötete újabb négy fejezetben mutatja be a keresztyén teológiának az ókori görög filozófiával és vallással folytatott párbeszédét.