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- Kappadoziern (Tübingen, 1904). C. Bonis, ‘The heresies combatted in Amphilochios’ “Regarding False Asceticism”’, Gr**** Orthodox Theological Review, 9...
- Amphilochios Makris (Gr****: Αμφιλόχιος Μακρής, 13 December 1889 – 16 April 1970) was a Gr**** Orthodox hieromonk, missionary, and teacher from the island...
- Ukrainian) Detailed biography of Saint Amphilochios, Pochaiv Lavra Website, Ukraine (in Russian) Venerable Saint Amphilochios, Russian acathistus site (in Russian)...
- Emmanuel Carrère, French novelist Laurence de Cambronne, French journalist Amphilochios (Makris) of Patmos, A 20th-century saint of the Eastern Orthodox Church...
- Paul the Russian at Constantinople (1683) (see also: April 6) Venerable Amphilochios (Makris), Elder, of Patmos (1970) (see also: April 16 - ns) Synaxis of...
- (1990–2015), Gerasimos Marmatakes(2015–) Metropolis of Kissamos and Selino: Amphilochios Andronikakis (2005–) Metropolis of Arkalochorion, Kastelion and Viannos:...
- Amaseia, 1753 Ieremias, 1753 Nikephoros of Ioannina, 1754/5 Kyrillos, 1756 Amphilochios, 1757 ****nios of Cyprus, 1758 Gabriel, 1759 ****nios of Galatia, 1760...
- Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia (1927) (see also: March 16 and March 27) Venerable Amphilochios (Makris), Elder, of Patmos (1970) (see also: April 3 - os) Synaxis of...
- 2024-08-14. Agioi_anargyroi (2018-06-14). "Full of Grace and Truth: St. Amphilochios (Makris) of Patmos (+1970)". Full of Grace and Truth. Retrieved 2024-07-22...
- ****anzos, his younger brother Gregory of Nyssa, and a cousin of the former, Amphilochios of Iconium. In the period 535–553, under emperor Justinian I, the two...