An archaic or alternative form meaning the same as dyophysitic; relating to the belief in two distinct natures of Christ.
Formed by adding '-al' suffix to dyophysitic, creating a longer adjectival form common in older theological texts. The '-ical' ending was a stylistic variant popular in historical religious writing.
Older English loved adding '-ical' to adjectives (like 'historical' instead of 'historic'), and this pattern shows how the language of religious debate evolved over centuries!
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