- (/dəˈsɪθiəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Δωσίθεος,
Dōsítheos) is a Gr****
masculine given name, and it may
refer to:
Dositheos (Samaritan) (fl. 1st century), Gnostic...
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Dositheos (occasionally also
known as Nathanael, both
meaning "gift of God") was a
Samaritan religious leader. He was the
founder of a
Samaritan sect...
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Patriarch Dositheos may
refer to:
Patriarch Dositheos I of Jerusalem, Gr****
Orthodox Patriarch of
Jerusalem in 1190–1191
Patriarch Dositheos II of Jerusalem...
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until modern times. The
Eastern Orthodox patriarchs at this
period were.
Dositheos I (1187–1189; 1191-?)[clarification needed]
Marcus II (1191?–?) vacant...
- «
Dositheos II. von Jerusalem», in C.G. Conticello, V. Conticello, La Théologie
byzantine et sa tradition, II,
Brepols 2002, pp.659-720.
Dositheos (patriarch...
- 401BC
Dositheos op. cit. pp. 281f
Mansi vol. xvii cl. 416E
Dositheos op. cit. p. 292
Mansi vol. xvii, cl. 472AB. See also cls. 489/490E
Dositheos op. cit...
- and
Dositheos II of Jerusalem. John was interested, but
evidently troubled about the
conditions prevailing in Russia, for in a
letter by
Dositheos to Adrian...
- As
early as 1666 he
sought to be
relieved of his duties, and by 1669
Dositheos Notaras had
become his successor. He parti****ted in the
Synod of Jerusalem...
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Simeon II Savvas§ John VIII§ Nicolas§ John IX§
Nicephorus II§
Leontius II§
Dositheos I
Marcus II
Euthemius II
Athanasius II
Sophronius III
Gregory I Thaddaeus...
- whom the
prayers would be read. Gr****
Orthodox Patriarch of
Jerusalem Dositheos Notaras (1641–1707) wrote: "It is an
established custom and
ancient tradition...
