The Acts of the Second Council of Ephesus are an important record of the Christological controversies which divided the Church in the 5th century. They provide a witness to the positions held by figures such as Dioscorus of Alexandria, Eutyches, Theodoret and Ibas. Although Perry takes a partisan position in some of his comments, the text itself, and his more neutral notes are a valuable and necessary source for anyone studying this period in Church history, and for anyone wishing to understand the basis of these Christological disputes.
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