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Person/Group Name	Exile Date	Sent From	Went To	Returned	Previous Office	Relationships	Sources
Ioannes Chrysostomos View Case	from: 404 to: 407	Constantinopolis [Istanbul]	Kokousos [Göksun]	no	bishop	Acacius of Beroea Severianus of Gabala Antiochus of Ptolemais Cyrinus of Chalcedon Flavius Arcadius Patricius Bishops faithful to John Chrysostom Olympias Pentadia Procla Silvina Soldiers in Constantinople Lucius Crowd in Constantinople Guard in Constantinople Cyriacus of Emesa Eulysius of Bostra other clergy Theodorus Studius Arsacius of Tarsus Brison Leontius of Ancyra messengers from bishop Pharetrius administrative and military officials, the leading professors, the clergy and many religious fanatical monks in Caesarea clergy in Caesarea Seleucia Pharetrius of Caesarea Euethius Paianius Doctor Dioscorus Friends of John Chrysostom's in Constantinople Sopater Sabiniana Constantius (priest) Firminus Elpidius of Laodicea Otreius of Arabissus anonymous in Arabissus Seleucus Tranquillinus physician Friends of John Chrysostom's Pilgrims the destitute of Cucusus and Arabissus Gothic monks Malchus Gemellus Anthemius Candidianus Anicia Faltonia Proba Anicia Iuliana Monk sent by John Chrysostom Agapetus Innocentius of Rome delegation to Rome Latin bishops and priests Eastern bishops Chromatius of Aquileia anonymous recipient Venerius of Milan Gaudentius of Brescia Porphyrius of Antioch Syrian bishops Praetorian guards Basiliscus (martyr) Proclus of Constantinople Theodosius II Aelia Pulcheria Carteria Marcianus Marcellinus Alfius Castus Valerius Diophantus Cyriacus Roman presbyter Hesychius anonymous bishop 1 anonymous bishop 2 Basilius Chalcidia Asyncritia Heortius Euthalia Adolia Maro Hymnetius Valentinus Bassiana Theodotus Symmachus Ruffinus Namaea Diogenes Nicolaus Gerontius Symeon Maris Romulus Byzus Theodosius (dux) Theodotus Theodotus Aphthonius Theodotus (presbyter) Chaerea Harmatius Cytherius Leontius Faustinus Lucius (bishop) Maris (bishop) Eulogius (bishop) Ioannes of Jerusalem Theodosius of Scythopolis Moysis (bishop) Moysis (presbyter) Amprucla Hypatius Severus Urbicius Rufinus Bassus Anatolius of Adana Theodorus Palladius (bishop) Theophilus (presbyter) Theodora bishops and presbyters in prison Arabius Marcianus (tribunus) Phoenician presbyters and monks Polybius Marinianus Theodotus (deacon) Theodorus Demetrius (bishop) Aurelius of Carthage Aurelius of Carthage Asellus (bishop) Bishops addressed by John Chrysostom Anysius Numerius Theodosius Eutropius Eustathius Marcellus Eusebius Maximianus Eugenius Gerontius Thyrsus all orthodox bishops of Macedonia Alexander of Corinth Italica Montius Helladius Euethius Bishops, presbyter and deacons in Chalcedon Artemidorus Hesychius of Salon Alypius Procopius Antiochus Onesicratia Claudianus Actius Danielis Callistratus of Isauria Herculius Cyriacus Sallustius Theodolus Acacius Salvio Timotheus (presbyter) Philippus (presbyter) Sebastianus (presbyter) Pelagius (presbyter) Musonius Euthymius (presbyter) Severiana Romula Theodorus (physician) Severa Porphyrius of Rhosos Carterius Anatolius	sources according to J.N.D. Kelly, Golden Mouth, The story of John Chrysostom - ascetic, preacher, bishop, London 1996
Ioannes of Ephesus View Case	from: 571 to: 589	Constantinopolis [Istanbul]	Imperial palace of Constantinople [Palace of Constantinople]	no	bishop	Iustinus II Paulus of Antioch Young attendant in Constantinople Syncellus of the patriarch in Constantinople Servant of Ioannes of Ephesus Guard of Ioannes of Ephesus Ioannes of Sirmium Eutychius of Constantinople Aelia Sophia	Ioannes of Ephesus, historia ecclesiastica 1.17, 2.4-7, 41, 44, 50 Michael Syrus 10.6, 18 (Chabot 2:300, 303, 349)
Iohannes of Tella View Case	from: 521 to: 538	Tella [Viranşehir]		no	bishop	Severus of Antioch Monophysite bishops Monophysite monks Ioannes of Ephesus '170,000' clerics 70 Amidene monks Ephraim of Amida Twelve bishops from the Antioch area	V.-L. Menze, “The Regula ad Diaconos: John of Tella, his Eucharistic Ecclesiology and the Establishment of an Ecclesiastical Hierarchy in Exile,” Oriens Christianus 90 (2006), 44-90 Severus, Select Letters 5.14 (Brooks, 1902-4, 389-94) Ioannes of Ephesus, Vitae Sanctorum Orientalium 18 (PO 18:513-26) Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 517-518 (Harrak, 51)
Isidorus of Kenneshrin View Case	from: 536 to: 536	Chalcis ad Belum [Qinnasrin]	Alexandria [Alexandria]	no	bishop	Marutha Shmuni Iustinus Lupicina (Euphemia) Theodora (empress)	Ioannes of Ephesus, Vita sanctorum orientalium 13 (PO 82:189) Pseudo-Dionysius of Tel-Mahre, chronicon 3.32 (transl. Witakowski, 31-32) Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 517-518 (Harrak, 50)
Macedonius II of Constantinople View Case	from: 511 to: 517	Constantinopolis [Istanbul]	Euchaita [Beyözü]	no	bishop	Anastasius Timotheus of Constantinople magistrianus Some bishops and a presbyter from Cyzicus Theodorus (in Gangra) auxiliaries Magistrus, friend of Macedonius Stewards of Macedonius	Theodorus (Anagnostes) Lector, historia ecclesiastica 492, 514 (GCS 53:139, 148); Marcellinus comes, chronica 511, 514 (MGH Auct. Ant. 11.2:97-8); Theophanes 6004 and 6008 (de Boor 154-156, 161-162); Zacharias, historia ecclesiastica 7.7 (CSCO 84:39-40, 87:26-28); Pseudo-Dionysius of Tel-Mahre, chronicon 3.9 (edited by Chabot, Incerti auctoris Chronicon Pseudo-Dyonisianum vulgo dictum. I-II, CSCO 91 and 121, Paris 1927-Louvain 1949); Evagrius, historia ecclesiastica 3.30-31; Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 507-509 (Harrak, 44);
Mare of Amida View Case	from: 521 to: 529	Amida [Diyarbakır]	Petra [Petra]	unknown	bishop	Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus Sergius (notary) Stephanus (notary) Thomas (notary) Theodora (empress) Isidorus of Kenneshrin Shmuni Marutha	Ioannes of Ephesus, Vita sanctorum orientalium 13 (PO 17:188-195) Zacharias, historia ecclesiastica 8.5 (CSCO 84:77-82, 88:52-57) Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 517-518, 525-526 (Harrak, 50, 60) (= Pseudo-Dionysius of Tel-Mahre, chronicon 3.32 (transl. Witakowski, 31-32)
Nestorius View Case	from: 431 to: 450	Ephesus [Selçuk]	Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya]	no	bishop	Aelia Pulcheria Escorts of Nestorius Companions of Nestorius Maximianus of Constantinople Flavius Anthemius Isidorus Valentinianus III Leontius Dorotheus of Marcianopolis Theodoretus of Cyrrhus Photius Irenaeus Iohannes of Antioch Dalmatius of Constantinople Shenoute aristocrat from Alexandria sent by the comes Messenger Ioannes Marcianus (emperor) Chamberlain accompanying Nestorius Orthodox bishops Theodosius II Dorotheus of Marcianopolis	Evagrius, historia ecclesiastica 1.7; ACO 1.1.3, 110 (Schwartz, 67); 1.4, 166-7, 189-90; Codex Theodosianus 16.5.66; Barhadbessaba Arbaia (Nau, PO 9/5, 1913:493-677) 27-30; Elias' letter to Cosmas (Nau, PO 13/2, 1916:273-86); Chronicle of Seert (Sher, PO 5/2, 1950:221-344); Iohannes Rufus, Plerophories (Nau, PO 8, 1911:405-608); Michael Syrus (Chabot, vol. 2); Severus of Hermopolis, historia Patriarcharum Alexandrinorum (Evetts, PO 1/4, 1948, 383-518); John Moschus, Pratum Spirituale (ed. Th. Nissen, "Unbekannte Erzählungen aus dem Pratum Spirituale", Byzantinische Zeitschrift 38, 1938, 351-376); Historia Ecclesiastica Coptica (ed. D.W. Johnson, "Further Fragments of a Coptic Church History of the Church: Cambridge Or. 1699 R.", Enchoria 6, 1976, 7-17);
Paulinus of Trier (PCBE 4, Paulinus 1, 1443-4) View Case	from: 354 to: 358	Col. Arelate [Arles]	Phrygia [Central Anatolia]	no	bishop	Constantius II Eleuthera	Hilarius of Poitiers, in Constantium 11 (SC 334:90); Athanasius, apologia ad Constantium 27 (SC 56:119); Athanasius, historia Arianorum 33-4 and 76.3 (Opitz 2:201-2 and 225); Hilarius of Poitiers, Fragmentum historiarum B I.6 (CSEL 65:102); Hilarius of Poitiers, textus narrativus (liber I ad Constantium) 3 (8) (CSEL 65:187); Faustinus et Marcellinus, libellus precum 21 and 77 (SC 504:128 and 180); Hieronymus, chronica, ann. 354 and 358 (Jeanjean-Lancon, 90 and 94); Prosper of Aquitaine, chronica 1090 (ann. 354) and 1102 (ann. 357) (MGH auct. ant. 9:455-6); Rufinus, historia ecclesiastica 10.20-21 (GCS 9.2:987-8); Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 4.9.3 (SC 418:218-20); Sulpicius Severus, Chronica 2.54.4 (SC 441:332); Martyrologium Hieronymianum, Acta Sanctorum Nov. 2.2:478; CIL 13, 3782c=ILCV 1612c
Paulus of Constantinople View Case	from: 350 to: 350	Constantinopolis [Istanbul]	Thessalonica [Thessaloniki]	no	bishop	Flavius Philippus Macedonius of Constantinople Flavius Theodosius	Athanasius of Alexandria, historia Arianorum 275 (1.7 NPNF) Mansi, concilia i. 1275 Photius, bibliotheca 257 (Bekker, 474-7) https://archive.org/stream/bibliothecaexrec00photuoft#page/474/mode/2up
Philoxenus of Hierapolis/Mabug View Case	from: 519 to: 523	Hierapolis/Mabbug [Manbij]	Philippopolis [Plovdiv]	no	bishop	Iustinus The bishop of Gangra Monks of Senoun Bishop of Philippopolis Companions, including a priest	Philoxenus, epistula ad monachos in Senun Halleux (CSCO 232. Scrpt. Syr. 99:76, 77-78) Chronicum Edessenum 87 (CSCO 1-2) https://archive.org/stream/chronicaminorapa00guid#page/8/mode/2up Zacharias, historia ecclesiastica 8.5 (CSCO 84:77-82, 88:52-57) Theophanes, AM 6011 (De Boor 165) Barhebraeus, chronicon ecclesiasticum 2.56 (Abbeloos & Lamy vol. 1 p. 196-7) https://archive.org/stream/BarHebraeusChroniconEcclesiasticumVol.1/GregoriiBarhebraeiChroniconEcclesiasticum#page/n137/mode/2up Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 517-518 (Harrak, 50)
Severus of Antioch View Case	from: 518 to: 538	Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya]		no	bishop	Iustinus Iulianus of Halicarnassus Anthimus of Constantinople Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus Theodora (empress) Iustinus Irenaeus Flavius Vitalianus Paulus I of Antioch Theodosius of Alexandria Isaac the Scholastic Philippus the presbyter Cassian Constantine Antoninus Theodore Proclus Didymus Iulianus Misael Photius Andreas 'the orthodox in Emesa' Ammianus Epagathus Misael Caesaria Iohannes Canopites 'the believers in Antioch' Andreas the reader and notary Caesaria Simeon the orthodox clergymen and laymen in Antioch Isaac Eustace Marion of Shura Proclus Eusebuna Iohannes (a bishop) Philoxenus Thomas Sergius of Cyrrus Isidora Iohannes of Bostra Andreas the reader and notary Thecla the Countess Caesaria Georgia Jonathan Samuel the orthodox assembled in the church of the city of Anbar Iohannes the presbyter (3?) the orthodox assembled in the church of Hirtha dNu'man Victor the presbyter Elisha the prebyter and archimandrite 'the monks of the east' Philippus the presbyter and monk Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Caesaria Andreas the Holy Convents of Virgins of Christ Anastasia the Deaconess Probus Constantinus of Laodicea Thomas of Germanicia Sergius Sergius of Cyrrus Ammonius the Scholastic of Bostra Georgia Daughter of Georgia Eugenia Heracliana Mithraeus Scholasticus Iohannes the presbyter (1) Iohannes the presbyter (2)	Ioannes of Ephesus, Vitae Sanctorum Orientalium 48 (PO 18, 686-8) Theophanes, AM 6011 Euagrius, historia ecclesiastica 4.4, 4.11 Ioannes Malalas, chronica 17.6 (Dindorf, 411) Novellae Iustinani 42 http://www.uwyo.edu/lawlib/blume-justinian/ajc-edition-2/novels/41-60/novel%2042_replacement.pdf Life of Severus of Antioch (tr. S.P. Brock, and B. Fitzgerald, B., Two Early Lives of Severos, Patriarch of Antioch [Translated Texts for Historians 59]; Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2013) Chronicle of Zuqnin, Third part, 517-518 (Harrak, 50) Severus of Antioch, epistula 36 (PO 12.2:291-2)
Silverius of Rome View Case	from: 537 to: 537	Roma [Rome]	Patara [Gelemiş]	no	bishop	Vigilius of Rome Flavius Belisarius Iohannis, subdiaconus regionarius primae regionis Antonina Xystus, subdiaconus regionarius regionis sextae multitude in Palmaria Bishop of Patara Pelagius of Rome Theodora (empress) Iulianus Marcus	Liber Pontificalis I:293 (Duchesne) Liberatus, Breviarium 22 (ACO 2.5: 137) Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 542 (MGH auct. ant. 11:200)
Theodosius of Alexandria View Case	from: 536 to: 567	Alexandria [Alexandria]	Fortress Derkos [n/a]	no	bishop	Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus Theodora (empress) Paulus of Alexandria Ioannes of Ephesus 300 of the clergy of Theodosius Z'ura Ioannes of Hephaistopolis Anthimus of Constantinople Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus	Ioannes of Ephesus, Life of Z’ura (PO 17:35) Ioannes of Ephesus, Life of John of Hephaistopolis (PO 18:528-529) Ioannes of Ephesus, Vitae Sanctorum Orientalium 48, 50 (PO 18, 685, 688; PO 19:155) Historia patriarcharum Alexandrinorum 2.13 (PO 1:457) Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 540 (MGH AA 11:199) Liberatus, Breviarium 20, 23 (ACO 2.5:135, 138)
Victor of Tunnuna View Case	from: 555 to: 570	Aegimoeroe islands [Zembra Island]	Alexandria [Alexandria]	no	n/a	Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus	Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 555.2, 556.2, 565? (MGH auct. ant. 11:204-5)

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