-
canons spoke of
diocesan "
exarchs",
placing all
metropolitans in
dioceses of Asia,
Thrace and
Pontus (including metropolitans-
exarchs of Ephesus, Heraclea...
- John the
Exarch (also
transcribed Joan Ekzarh;
Church Slavonic: Їѡаннъ Єѯархъ Bulgarian: Йоан Екзарх) was a
medieval Bulgarian scholar,
writer and translator...
- in
World of Warcraft: The
Burning Crusade. In Mage: the Awakening, the
Exarchs are
rumored to be the
secret masters of reality,
ancient Atlantean mages...
-
Istria at the head of the
Adriatic was
attached to Dalmatia. Note: For some
exarchs there exists some
uncertainty over
their exact tenure dates.
Decius (584–585)...
- translit. Olúmpios; died 652) was
Exarch of
Ravenna from 649
until his
death in 652.
Prior to his term as
exarch,
Olympius was an
imperial chamberlain...
- Leo III the Isaurian,
serving as the
strategos of Sicily, and then as the
Exarch of
Ravenna from 723
until his death. Paul is
first mentioned in 717/18....
- Tfd›Gr****: Δέκιος, translit. Dékios) was
Exarch of
Ravenna from
October 584 to 585. He is
thought to have been the
first exarch of Ravenna,
although some believe...
-
Eutychius (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Ευτύχιος, translit. Eutúkhios) was the last
Exarch of Ravenna,
heading the
Exarchate from 726 or 727
until 751. The Exarchate...
- that encomp****ed its
possessions on the
Western Mediterranean.
Ruled by an
exarch (viceroy), it was
established by the
Emperor Maurice in 591 and survived...
-
Alexander Exarch (Bulgarian: Александър Екзарх, 1810 – 27
September 1891) was a
Bulgarian revivalist,
publicist and journalist, and an
active parti****nt...
