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Exile Cases

Exile Exile Date Sent From Went To Returned Relationships Office Sources
(unknown) (from: --/--/-- to: --/--/--)
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512-518 (from: --/--/512 to: --/--/518) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] Petra [Petra] no
Anastasius
  • Emperor (512)
Marcellinus Comes, chronica 512 (MGH Auct. ant. 11:98)
Paulus of Constantinople (male) mid fourth century, d. c. 350 (from: --/--/337 to: --/--/350)
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c. 339 - 341 (from: --/--/339 to: --/--/341) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] yes
Flavius Theodosius
  • Emperor (383)
Constantius II
  • Emperor (c. 339)
Eusebius of Nicomedia
  • Bishop (c. 339)
Athanasius
  • (344?)
Asclepas of Gaza
  • (344?)
Marcellus of Ancyra
  • (344?)
Lucius of Adrianopolis
  • (344?)
Iulius of Rome
  • Bishop of Rome (344?)
Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 2.6-7, 12 Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 3.3-4 Athanasius, 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
Eutychius of Constantinople (male) c. 512 - 5/4/582 (from: --/--/512 to: 5/4/582)
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565 - 577 (from: --/--/565 to: --/--/577) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] Monastery of Choracudis [n/a] yes
Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus
  • Emperor (565)
Ioannes of Constantinople (sixth c.)
  • presbyter (565)
Iustinus II
  • Emperor (577)
Tiberius Constantinus
  • Emperor (577)
Crowd in Constantinople
  • (577)
Married couple in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Petrus (child in Amasea)
  • (between 565 and 577)
presbyter in Amasea
  • presbyter (between 565 and 577)
Nouneches (son of presbyter in Amasea)
  • presbyter (between 565 and 577)
Cyrillus (cleric in Amasea)
  • (between 565 and 577)
son of Cyrillus
  • (between 565 and 577)
boy in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Son of artisan in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Artisan in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Peasant woman in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Son of peasant woman in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Nun in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Young musician in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Son of builder in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Builder in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Young man in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Possessed man in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Crowd in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Ill man in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Ill man from Cumanus
  • (between 565 and 577)
Sight impaired man in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Nun im Amasea with boy
  • (between 565 and 577)
Monks in Amasea
  • (between 565 and 577)
Quaestors, procurators and military commanders from Pontus
  • (between 565 and 577)
Imperial messengers
  • (577)
Archbishop of Amasea
  • Bishop (577)
Woman in Euchaita
  • (577)
Son of woman in Euchaita
  • (577)
Crowd in Nicomedia
  • (577)
military guard
  • (c. 565)
Vita S Eutychii Patriarchae 38-71 (PG 86:2317-56) Theophanes, AM 6057 (de Boor 240) Victor of Tunnuna, chronica 566 (MGH 11:205)
Meletius of Antioch (male) mid/late fourth century, died 381 (from: --/--/357 to: --/--/381)
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361 - 4/2/362 (from: 3/11/361 to: 4/2/362) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] yes
Constantius II
  • Emperor (361)
Constantius II
  • Emperor (361)
Euzoius of Antioch
  • Bishop (361)
supporters of Meletius in Antioch
  • (361)
Flavius Theodosius
  • Emperor (383/4)
Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 2.44, 3.9 (NPNF) Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 4.28 (NPNF)
Severus of Antioch (male) 465 - 8/2/538 (from: --/--/465 to: 8/2/538)
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518 - c. 538 (from: --/--/518 to: --/--/538) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] no
Iustinus
  • Emperor (518)
Iulianus of Halicarnassus
  • (between 518 and 535)
Anthimus of Constantinople
  • Bishop (c. 536)
Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus
  • Emperor (c. 535 and later)
Theodora (empress)
  • Empress (c. 536 and later)
Iustinus
  • Emperor (518)
Irenaeus
  • comes (east) (518)
Flavius Vitalianus
  • comes (east) (518)
Paulus I of Antioch
  • Bishop (518)
Theodosius of Alexandria
  • Bishop (c. 536)
Isaac the Scholastic
  • (after 518)
Philippus the presbyter
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
Cassian
  • Bishop (between 519 and 520)
Constantine
  • Bishop (between 519 and 520)
Antoninus
  • Bishop (between 519 and 520)
Theodore
  • presbyter (between 525 and 531)
  • archimandrite (between 519 and 538)
  • (between 519 and 538)
  • (between 519 and 538)
Proclus
  • Bishop (between 519 and 538)
Didymus
  • Bishop (between 519 and 525)
  • Bishop (between 519 and 525)
Iulianus
  • presbyter (between 519 and 525)
Misael
  • Deacon (between 519 and 525)
Photius
  • presbyter (between 519 and 533)
Andreas
  • presbyter (between 519 and 533)
'the orthodox in Emesa'
  • (between 518 and 519)
Ammianus
  • (between 519 and 534)
Epagathus
  • (between 519 and 534)
Misael
  • Deacon (between 519 and 534)
Caesaria
  • patricia (between 521 and 536)
Iohannes Canopites
  • (between 519 and 534)
'the believers in Antioch'
  • (between 519 and 538)
Andreas the reader and notary
  • notarius (4th September 537)
  • notarius (September 537)
Caesaria
  • patricia (between 519 and 535)
Simeon
  • presbyter (between 521 and 531)
the orthodox clergymen and laymen in Antioch
  • (between 519 and 520)
  • (between 519 and 520)
Isaac
  • (between 519 and 538)
Eustace
  • Monk (between 519 and 538)
Marion of Shura
  • Bishop (between 522 and 527)
Proclus
  • Bishop (between 519 and 537)
Eusebuna
  • Bishop (between 519 and 537)
Iohannes (a bishop)
  • Bishop (between 521 and 527)
Philoxenus
  • Bishop (between 521 and 527)
Thomas
  • Bishop (between 521 and 527)
Sergius of Cyrrus
  • Bishop (between 522 and 527)
Isidora
  • (between 519 and 538)
Iohannes of Bostra
  • Scholasticus (between 519 and 538)
  • (between 519 and 538)
  • (between 519 and 538)
Andreas the reader and notary
  • notarius (537)
  • notarius (31 June 537)
Thecla the Countess
  • (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • patricia (between 519 and 535)
Georgia
  • (between 519 and 538)
Jonathan
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
Samuel
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
the orthodox assembled in the church of the city of Anbar
  • (between 519 and 538)
Iohannes the presbyter (3?)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
the orthodox assembled in the church of Hirtha dNu'man
  • (between 519 and 538)
Victor the presbyter
  • presbyter (between 519 and 521)
  • presbyter (between 513 and 521)
  • presbyter (between 513 and 521)
Elisha the prebyter and archimandrite
  • presbyter (between 519 and 521)
'the monks of the east'
  • Monk (between 519 and 521een 519 and 525)
Philippus the presbyter and monk
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • patricia (between 519 and 538)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Caesaria
  • hypatissa (519)
Andreas
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
the Holy Convents of Virgins of Christ
  • (between 519 and 525)
Anastasia the Deaconess
  • Deaconess (between 522 and 526)
  • Deaconess (between 522 and 526)
  • Deaconess (between 522 and 526)
  • Deaconess (between 522 and 526)
Probus
  • magister militum (between 519 and 538)
Constantinus of Laodicea
  • Bishop (c.513 - 538)
  • Bishop (c.519 - 538)
Thomas of Germanicia
  • Bishop (c.519 - 538)
  • Bishop (c.519 - 538)
Sergius
  • Comes (c.519 - 538)
  • Comes (c.519 - 538)
Sergius of Cyrrus
  • Bishop (between 519 and 538)
Ammonius the Scholastic of Bostra
  • Scholasticus (between 519 and 538)
Georgia
  • patricia (between 532 and 538)
Daughter of Georgia
  • patricia (between 532 and 538)
Eugenia
  • Deaconess (between 513 and 538)
Heracliana
  • Deaconess (between 519 and 525)
Mithraeus
  • (between 519 and 525)
Scholasticus
  • Scholasticus (between 519 and 525)
Iohannes the presbyter (1)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 520 and 534)
  • presbyter (between 520 and 525)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (519 - 538)
Iohannes the presbyter (2)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 538)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 520 and 534)
  • presbyter (between 520 and 525)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (between 519 and 520)
  • presbyter (519 - 538)
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)
Paulus of Constantinople (male) mid fourth century, d. c. 350 (from: --/--/337 to: --/--/350)
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342 - c. 344 (from: --/--/342 to: --/--/344) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] yes
Constantius II
  • Emperor (342)
Hermogenes
  • magister equitum (342)
Crowd in Constantinople
  • (342)
Flavius Iulius Constans
  • Emperor (c. 344)
Constantius II
  • Emperor (c. 344)
Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 2.13 Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 3.7 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
Paulus of Constantinople (male) mid fourth century, d. c. 350 (from: --/--/337 to: --/--/350)
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350 (from: --/--/350 to: --/--/350) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] Thessalonica [Thessaloniki] no
Flavius Philippus
  • PPO Orientis (350)
Macedonius of Constantinople
  • Bishop (350)
Flavius Theodosius
  • Emperor (381)
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
Meletius of Antioch (male) mid/late fourth century, died 381 (from: --/--/357 to: --/--/381)
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371/2 - c. 378 (from: --/--/371 to: --/--/378) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] Armenia [Armenia] yes
Flavius Valens
  • Emperor (378)
supporters of Meletius in Antioch
  • (c. 381)
Domnica
  • Empress (371/2)
Eudoxius of Antioch
  • Bishop (371/2)
Socrates, historia ecclesiastica 5.5 (NPNF) Theodoret, historia ecclesiastica 4.12-13 (NPNF)
Meletius of Antioch (male) mid/late fourth century, died 381 (from: --/--/357 to: --/--/381)
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365 - before 371 (from: --/--/365 to: --/--/371) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] yes
Flavius Valens
  • Emperor (365)
Euzoius of Antioch
  • Bishop (365)
Sozomenus, historia ecclesiastica 4.28, 6.31 (NPNF)
Anastasius of Antioch (male) late sixth century, died 599 (from: --/--/561 to: --/--/599)
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570 - 593 (from: --/--/570 to: --/--/593) Antiochia/Theoupolis [Antakya] yes
Iustinus II
  • Emperor (570)
Gregorius of Antioch
  • Monk (570)
Gregorius Magnus
  • Bishop of Rome (between 570 and 593)
Flavius Mauricius Tiberius
  • Emperor (593)
Theodosius (son of Maurice)
  • Emperor (593)
Theophanes, AM 6062, 6087 (de Boor, 243, 272) Gregorius Magnus, epistula 1.7, 25, 26, 28; 5.39; 7,27, 33; 8.2 (CCSL 140)
Agapitus of Rome (male) mid sixth century, died 22 April 536 (from: --/--/502 to: 22/4/536)
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536 (from: --/--/536 to: --/--/--) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] n/a
Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus
  • Emperor (536)
Liber Pontificalis 59 (Duchesne)
Ioannes Chrysostomos (male) c. 349 (from: --/--/349 to: 14/9/407)
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403 (from: --/--/403 to: --/10/403) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] yes
Aelia Eudoxia
  • Empress (403)
Crowd in Constantinople
  • (403)
Theophilus of Alexandria
  • Bishop (403)
Chief of police in Constantinople
  • kouriosos (403)
Military escort in Constantinople
  • kouriosos (403)
Severianus of Gabala
  • Bishop (403)
Brison
  • cubicularius (403)
three groups of imperial messengers
  • (403)
Innocentius of Rome
  • Bishop of Rome (10/403)
notarius in Constantinople
  • notarius (10/403)
more than thirty bishops in Constantinople
  • Bishop (10/403)
sources according to J.N.D. Kelly, Golden Mouth, The story of John Chrysostom - ascetic, preacher, bishop, London 1996
Ioannes Chrysostomos (male) c. 349 (from: --/--/349 to: 14/9/407)
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20/6/404 - 14/9/407 (from: 20/6/404 to: 14/9/407) Constantinopolis [Istanbul] Kokousos [Göksun] no
Acacius of Beroea
  • Bishop (9/6/404)
Severianus of Gabala
  • Bishop (9/6/404)
  • Bishop (407)
Antiochus of Ptolemais
  • Bishop (9/6/404)
Cyrinus of Chalcedon
  • Bishop (9/6/404)
Flavius Arcadius
  • Emperor (9/6/404)
Patricius
  • notarius (20/6/404)
Bishops faithful to John Chrysostom
  • Bishop (20/6/404)
Olympias
  • Deaconess (20/6/404)
  • Deaconess (404-407)
Pentadia
  • Deaconess (20/6/404)
  • Deaconess (c. 406)
Procla
  • Deaconess (20/6/404)
Silvina
  • Deaconess (20/6/404)
Soldiers in Constantinople
  • (20/6/404)
Lucius
  • (20/6/404)
Crowd in Constantinople
  • (20/6/404)
Guard in Constantinople
  • (20/6/404)
Cyriacus of Emesa
  • (404/5)
Eulysius of Bostra
  • Bishop (404)
  • Bishop (405)
other clergy
  • (404)
Theodorus
  • praefectianus (east) (404)
Studius
  • praefectus urbis Constantinopolitanae (404)
Arsacius of Tarsus
  • Bishop (6/404)
Brison
  • cubicularius (404-407)
Leontius of Ancyra
  • Bishop (404)
messengers from bishop Pharetrius
  • Bishop (7/404)
administrative and military officials, the leading professors, the clergy and many religious
  • (7/404)
fanatical monks in Caesarea
  • Monk (7/404)
clergy in Caesarea
  • (7/404)
Seleucia
  • (7/404)
Pharetrius of Caesarea
  • Bishop (7/404)
Euethius
  • presbyter (7/404)
Paianius
  • praefectus urbis Constantinopolitanae (404)
Doctor
  • (7-9/404)
Dioscorus
  • (404)
Friends of John Chrysostom's in Constantinople
  • (404)
Sopater
  • praeses (404-407)
Sabiniana
  • Deaconess (404)
Constantius (priest)
  • presbyter (404)
Firminus
  • (c. 404)
Elpidius of Laodicea
  • Bishop (404-6)
Otreius of Arabissus
  • Bishop (winter 404/5)
anonymous in Arabissus
  • (c. 406)
Seleucus
  • Bishop (c. 406)
Tranquillinus
  • Bishop (between 404 and 407)
physician
  • (c. 406)
Friends of John Chrysostom's
  • (winter 404/5)
Pilgrims
  • (c. 407)
the destitute of Cucusus and Arabissus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Gothic monks
  • Monk (between 404 and 407)
Malchus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Gemellus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Anthemius
  • consul (east) (405)
Candidianus
  • military commander (c. 404)
Anicia Faltonia Proba
  • (between 404 and 407)
Anicia Iuliana
  • (between 404 and 407)
Monk sent by John Chrysostom
  • (7/404)
Agapetus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Innocentius of Rome
  • Bishop of Rome (c. 10/404)
  • Bishop of Rome (c. 5/405)
  • Bishop of Rome (c.6/407)
delegation to Rome
  • (4/405)
Latin bishops and priests
  • Bishop (c. 406)
Eastern bishops
  • Bishop (c. 406)
Chromatius of Aquileia
  • Bishop (c. 406)
anonymous recipient
  • (c. 406)
Venerius of Milan
  • Bishop (c. 406)
Gaudentius of Brescia
  • Bishop (c. 406)
Porphyrius of Antioch
  • Bishop (407)
Syrian bishops
  • Bishop (407)
Praetorian guards
  • (c. 6-9/407)
Basiliscus (martyr)
  • (9/407)
Proclus of Constantinople
  • Bishop (27/1/438)
Theodosius II
  • Bishop (27/1/438)
Aelia Pulcheria
  • Bishop (27/1/438)
Carteria
  • (404)
Marcianus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Marcellinus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Alfius
  • (between 404 and 407)
Castus
  • presbyter (404-5)
Valerius
  • presbyter (404-5)
Diophantus
  • presbyter (405)
Cyriacus
  • presbyter (405)
Roman presbyter
  • presbyter (404-405)
Hesychius
  • (404)
anonymous bishop 1
  • Bishop (404)
anonymous bishop 2
  • Bishop (404)
Basilius
  • presbyter (c. 404)
Chalcidia
  • (404-406)
Asyncritia
  • (404-405)
Heortius
  • Bishop (404)
Euthalia
  • (404)
Adolia
  • (404-405)
Maro
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Hymnetius
  • archiater (404-405)
Valentinus
  • magister utriusque militae per Orientem (404)
Bassiana
  • (405)
Theodotus
  • Deacon (405-406)
Symmachus
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Ruffinus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Namaea
  • (405)
Diogenes
  • (between 404 and 407)
Nicolaus
  • presbyter (405-406)
Gerontius
  • presbyter (405)
Symeon
  • presbyter (405)
Maris
  • presbyter (405)
Romulus
  • Monk (405)
Byzus
  • Monk (405)
Theodosius (dux)
  • dux (between 404 and 407)
Theodotus
  • ex consularibus (406)
Theodotus
  • lector (c. 406)
  • lector (406)
Aphthonius
  • presbyter (405-406)
Theodotus (presbyter)
  • presbyter (405-406)
Chaerea
  • presbyter (405-406)
Harmatius
  • (404)
Cytherius
  • (404)
Leontius
  • (404)
Faustinus
  • (404)
Lucius (bishop)
  • Bishop (404)
Maris (bishop)
  • Bishop (404)
Eulogius (bishop)
  • Bishop (404)
Ioannes of Jerusalem
  • Bishop (404)
Theodosius of Scythopolis
  • Bishop (404)
Moysis (bishop)
  • Bishop (404)
Moysis (presbyter)
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Amprucla
  • diaconissa (404)
Hypatius
  • presbyter (405)
Severus
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Urbicius
  • Bishop (404)
Rufinus
  • Bishop (404)
Bassus
  • Bishop (404)
Anatolius of Adana
  • Bishop (404)
Theodorus
  • Bishop (404)
Palladius (bishop)
  • Bishop (between 404 and 407)
Theophilus (presbyter)
  • presbyter (404)
Theodora
  • (c. 404)
bishops and presbyters in prison
  • Bishop (404)
Arabius
  • (404)
Marcianus (tribunus)
  • tribunus (east) (c. 404)
Phoenician presbyters and monks
  • presbyter (405)
Polybius
  • (404-406)
Marinianus
  • (406)
Theodotus (deacon)
  • Deacon (405-406)
Theodorus
  • consularis Syriae (between 404 and 407)
Demetrius (bishop)
  • Bishop (405)
Aurelius of Carthage
  • Bishop (406)
Aurelius of Carthage
  • Bishop (406)
Asellus (bishop)
  • Bishop (406)
Bishops addressed by John Chrysostom
  • Bishop (406)
Anysius
  • Bishop (406)
Numerius
  • Bishop (406)
Theodosius
  • Bishop (406)
Eutropius
  • Bishop (406)
Eustathius
  • Bishop (406)
Marcellus
  • Bishop (406)
Eusebius
  • Bishop (406)
Maximianus
  • Bishop (406)
Eugenius
  • Bishop (406)
Gerontius
  • Bishop (406)
Thyrsus
  • Bishop (406)
all orthodox bishops of Macedonia
  • Bishop (406)
Alexander of Corinth
  • Bishop (406)
Italica
  • (406)
Montius
  • (between 404 and 407)
Helladius
  • (404)
Euethius
  • (404)
Bishops, presbyter and deacons in Chalcedon
  • Bishop (404)
Artemidorus
  • (404)
Hesychius of Salon
  • Bishop (406)
Alypius
  • Bishop (406)
Procopius
  • (between 404 and 407)
Antiochus
  • (404)
Onesicratia
  • (c. 405)
Claudianus
  • comes (east) (between 404 and 407)
Actius
  • (404)
Danielis
  • presbyter (404)
Callistratus of Isauria
  • Bishop (404)
Herculius
  • PPO Illyrici (between 404 and 407)
Cyriacus
  • (between 404 and 407)
Sallustius
  • presbyter (404)
Theodolus
  • presbyter (404)
Acacius
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Salvio
  • (between 404 and 407)
Timotheus (presbyter)
  • presbyter (404)
Philippus (presbyter)
  • presbyter (404)
Sebastianus (presbyter)
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Pelagius (presbyter)
  • presbyter (between 404 and 407)
Musonius
  • Deacon (between 404 and 407)
Euthymius (presbyter)
  • presbyter (404)
Severiana
  • (404)
Romula
  • (404)
Theodorus (physician)
  • Physician (404)
Severa
  • (404)
Porphyrius of Rhosos
  • Bishop (404)
Carterius
  • praeses (east) (404)
sources according to J.N.D. Kelly, Golden Mouth, The story of John Chrysostom - ascetic, preacher, bishop, London 1996

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