-
chose a
convent on an
island near Constantinople,
while he
entered the
Polychronius Monastery,
located in the
district of
Sigiane (Sigriano), near Cyzicus...
-
diocese dates to the 4th century. The
first bishop known to
history is
Polychronius (Pulchrone) who
lived in the
fifth century and was a
relative and disciple...
-
Theophanes the Confessor, who
began his
formal religious life at the
Polychronius Monastery,
located near Cyzicus. Iaia, a
female painter, sculptor, and...
- (1st-century bishop)
Numenius of
Apamea – (2nd
century philosopher)
Polychronius – (bishop, and
brother of
Theodore of Mopsuestia)
Posidonius – (Gr****...
-
Eastern Christians espoused this view,
including Ephrem the Syrian,
Polychronius, and
Cosmas Indicopleustes.
During the
Medieval ages the
orthodox Christian...
- are addressed, held an
important post of
civil government; his
brother Polychronius became bishop of the
metropolitan see of Apamea.
Theodore first appears...
- in this territory,
among them
Saints Acepsimas, Zeumatius, Zebinas,
Polychronius,
Maron (the
patron of the
Maronite Church), Eusebius, Thal****ius, Maris...
-
Abdias of Babylon,
first bishop of Babylon, one of the
Seventy Apostles Polychronius,
bishop of Babylon; July 30 (Eastern
Orthodox liturgics) commemorates...
-
January 15, July 3)
Saints John, Antioch, Antoninus, Moses, Zebinas,
Polychronius,
Moses (another), and Damian,
ascetics near
Cyrrhus in the
Syrian desert...
- (d. c. 430)
James of
Cyrrhestica Thal****ius, Limnaeus, John Zebinas,
Polychronius,
Asclepius Symeon Stylites Baradates Thalelaeus Marana and Cyra Domnina...
