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Also Known As Anthim of Trebizond
Flourished c.501 - c.600
Subjects Of Study monophysite • two natures of Christ
Theodosius Of Alexandria
Egyptian patriarch
Saint Germanus I
Byzantine patriarch
Leontius Of Byzantium
Byzantine monk and theologian
John Of Scythopolis
Byzantine theologian
Gregorios Akindynos
Byzantine monk
Eutyches
Orthodox abbot
Pope Honorius I
Honorius I
pope
Saint Theophilus of Alexandria
Egyptian theologian
Sophronius
patriarch of Jerusalem
Sergius I
patriarch of Constantinople
Dioscorus
patriarch of Alexandria
Theodore Of Rhaithu
Chalcedonian theologian
John bar Qursos
Syrian bishop
Apollinaris The Younger
Christian bishop
Flavian II Of Antioch
patriarch of Antioch
Leo III
Leo III
Byzantine emperor
Photius, lead seal; in the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, D.C.
Saint Photius
patriarch of Constantinople
Michael VIII Palaeologus
Byzantine emperor
Euthymius I
Orthodox patriarch
Demetrius Cydones
Byzantine scholar and statesman