-
equivalent is a
papal nuncio; the
title apocrisiarius is also
still emplo**** by the
Anglican Church. An
apocrisiarius was a
cleric who
served as the representative...
- commentator, "to be sent as
apocrisiarius to
Constantinople was to
graduate for the papacy." When in Constantinople, the
apocrisiarius resided in the Placidia...
- the
Eastern Roman domination of the papacy. He was the
fourth former apocrisiarius to
Constantinople to be
elected pope.
Sabinian was born at
Blera (Bieda)...
- 3
March 561) was the
bishop of Rome from 556 to his death. A
former apocrisiarius to Constantinople,
Pelagius I was
elected pope as the
candidate of Emperor...
- Great" (590–604),
former apocrisiarius Pope
Sabinian (604–606),
former apocrisiarius Pope
Boniface III (607),
former apocrisiarius,
likely born in Rome to...
- Born into
Roman aristocracy,
Vigilius served as a
deacon and
papal apocrisiarius in Constantinople. He
allied with
Empress Theodora, who
sought his help...
-
altar in the
palace of
Placidia and
exiled or
imprisoned the
papal apocrisiarius. He also
sought to end the
issue with the
emperor by
promulgating the...
- as a man "of
tried faith and character" and
selected him to be
papal apocrisiarius to the
imperial court in
Constantinople in 603. This was to be a significant...
- the
rightful pope. Later,
under Pope Hormisdas, he
served as
papal apocrisiarius, or legate, to the
court of
Emperor Justinian I at Constantinople, ending...
-
previous emperor—among them. Vigilius, who was in
Constantinople as
apocrisiarius or
papal legate, was
brought to Rome to
replace Silverius as the pontiff...
