First Council of Lyons

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Definition
  1. Proper noun:
    • A historical ecclesiastical council: The First Council of Lyons was a council of the Western (Roman Catholic) Church convened in 1245. It is historically significant for its excommunication of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II and for its organization of a new crusade to the Holy Land.
Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • The First Council of Lyons was convened by Pope Innocent IV.
    • A primary outcome of the First Council of Lyons was the excommunication of Emperor Frederick II.
    • Historians study the First Council of Lyons to understand medieval Church-state conflicts.
Advanced Usage
  • Used as a specific historical reference point.
    • The decrees issued at the First Council of Lyons had significant political repercussions across Europe.
Variants and Related Words
  • Council of Lyons: A term that may refer to either the First (1245) or the Second (1274) Council of Lyons.
  • Lyons I: An alternate, abbreviated historical designation for the First Council of Lyons.
  • Ecumenical council: A general term for a worldwide council of bishops convened to discuss and settle matters of Church doctrine and discipline; the First Council of Lyons is considered one of these.
Synonyms
  • Lyons I (Historical synonym)
  • The Council of Lyons (1245) (Descriptive synonym)
Related Phrases
  • To be excommunicated by the First Council of Lyons: A phrase describing the historical action taken against Frederick II.
    • Frederick II was excommunicated by the First Council of Lyons.
Related Terminology
  • Second Council of Lyons: The subsequent council held in 1274, often discussed in conjunction with the first.
  • Frederick II: The Holy Roman Emperor who was a central figure in the council's proceedings.
  • Pope Innocent IV: The pope who convened the council.
Noun
  1. the council of the Western Church in 1245 that excommunicated Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II and planned a new crusade against the Holy Land

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