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- chose a convent on an island near Constantinople, while he entered the Polychronius Monastery, located in the district of Sigiane (Sigriano), near Cyzicus...
- Theophanes the Confessor, who began his formal religious life at the Polychronius Monastery, located near Cyzicus. Iaia, a female painter, sculptor, and...
- accusatione concerned a purely apocryphal simonical Bishop of Jerusalem "Polychronius", who claimed Jerusalem as the first see and his supremacy over other...
- (1st-century bishop) Numenius of Apamea – (2nd century philosopher) Polychronius – (bishop, and brother of Theodore of Mopsuestia) Posidonius – (Gr****...
- January 15, July 3) Saints John, Antioch, Antoninus, Moses, Zebinas, Polychronius, Moses (another), and Damian, ascetics near Cyrrhus in the Syrian desert...
- Eastern Christians espoused this view, including Ephrem the Syrian, Polychronius, and Cosmas Indicopleustes. During the Medieval ages the orthodox Christian...
- in this territory, among them Saints Acepsimas, Zeumatius, Zebinas, Polychronius, Maron (the patron of the Maronite Church), Eusebius, Thal****ius, Maris...
- (d. c. 430) James of Cyrrhestica Thal****ius, Limnaeus, John Zebinas, Polychronius, Asclepius Symeon Stylites Baradates Thalelaeus Marana and Cyra Domnina...
- heiligen Hippolytus von Rom Kommentar zum Buche Daniel (Freiburg, 1877) Polychronius, Bruder Theodors von Mopsuestia and Bischof von Apamea (1879) Die pseudo-aristotelische...
- suffragan of Caesarea, is mentioned by name in extant do****entation: Polychronius, who was present both at the Robber Council of Ephesus in 449 and the...