appointed Representative of Patriarch Parthenios in Athens (1990–97). He always accompanied Patriarch Parthenios on his travels throughout Africa and to...

185) It is also noted that "Parthenios I, Parthenios II, and Ioannikios II had ties with the Catholic world, while Parthenios II was also in contact with...

Parthenius II Pankostas served as Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria between 1788 and 1805. "Parthenios II Pankostas (1788–1805)". Official web site...

prosperity ended with the Norman sack of 1147. Besides St. Apollos, Le Quien (II, 155) mentions forty-three bishops for the Roman/Byzantine era: among them...

Kyrillos, 1714 Ignatios, 1722 Iakobos, 1724 Neophytos of Smyrna, 1731 Parthenios of Constantinople, 1732 Meletios, 1733 Anthimos Anatolites, 1740 Symeon...

Ecumenical Patriarch (1897–1901) Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria – Parthenios II, Pope and Patriarch (1788–1805) Theophilos III, Pope and Patriarch (1805–1825)...

Τριήμερο εθνικό πένθος: Τι είναι και τι προβλέπει - Πότε κηρύσσεται "Parthenios III (1986–1996)". Official web site of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate...

only navigable river for vessels in Turkey. The history of the antique Parthenios city (Παρθένιος in Greek), or Parthenia, dates back to 1200 BC, when its...

between the years 1657 and 1678. In 1665, the Patriarch of Constantinople Parthenios IV deposed him from his throne, citing his many years of absence from...

Gregory I 1651–1652 Nathanael II 1652–1656 Joachim I 1656–1676 Parthenios 1676–1691 Constantius of Mytilene 1692–1702 Ignatius II 1702–1722 Neophytus of Chios...