[Footnote 109: This name, unknown till the xth century,
appears to be of Syriac origin. It was invented by the
Jacobites, and eagerly adopted by the Nestorians and
Mahometans; but it was accepted without shame by the
Catholics, and is frequently used in the Annals of
Eutychius, (Asseman. Bibliot. Orient. tom. ii. p. 507, &c.,
tom. iii. p. 355. Renaudot, Hist. Patriarch. Alexandrin. p.
119.), was the acclamation of the fathers of Constantinople,
(Concil. tom. vii. p. 765.)]