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Emmanuel Carrère,
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Gerasimos Marmatakes(2015–)
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Kissamos and Selino:
Amphilochios Andronikakis (2005–)
Metropolis of Arkalochorion,
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April 6)
Venerable Amphilochios (Makris), Elder, of
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April 16 - ns)
Synaxis of...
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cousin of the former,
Amphilochios of Iconium. In the
period 535–553,
under emperor Justinian I, the two...
