Apollinaires
Apollinaires refers to the followers or doctrines associated with Apollinaris of Laodicea, a 4th-century bishop and theologian. Apollinaris developed a Christological view that sought to explain the union of the divine and human in Jesus Christ. His primary concern was to uphold the absolute divinity of Christ and the unity of his person, arguing that the divine Logos took the place of a human soul and intellect in Jesus. He believed that a complete human soul, including its rational faculty, would have introduced a second, independent principle into Christ, compromising his divine unity and sinlessness.
This doctrine, often termed Apollinarianism, proposed that Christ possessed a divine mind and a human body