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- Theognostus (Russian: Феогност, Feognost; died 11 March 1353) was a bishop of the E****enical Patriarch of Constantinople who served as Metropolitan of...
- Mengu-Timur to Metropolitan Peter (1308) from Khatun Taydula to Metropolitan Feognost (1343) from Khan Berdibeg to Metropolitan Alexius (Alexei) (1357) from...
- Fennell also says that at this point, "Feognost and **** had made up their quarrel, and ****, to recompense Feognost for his willingness to tolerate his...
- (1660–1669) Feodosy (1669–1672) Yevmeny (1672–1681) Iosif II (1683? – 1692) Feognost (1692–1693) Antony I Tarasy I Aaron Veniamin I Filaret (1731–?) Serafim...
- diplomas (yarliks) granting tax exemptions for the Metropolitans of Russia Feognost and Aleksej on 26 September 1347, 4 February 1351, and 11 February 1354...
- 1844 - April 15, 1856) Afanasy (Drozdov) (April 15, 1856 - April 6, 1870) Feognost (Lebedev) (June 27, 1870 - December 7, 1874) Chrysanthus (Retivtsev) (December...
- April 29, 1878 — Antony (Pavlinsky) December 9, 1878 — November 21, 1892 — Feognost (Lebedev) November 21, 1892 — November 20, 1904 — Sergius (Sp****ky) November...
- he was sent to Vladimir-in-Volynia to be consecrated by Metropolitan Feognost, who lived in Volhynia for several years. According to a Gr****-language...
- Archbishop Eugene of Vereya (Reshetnikov), Archbishop of Sergiev Posad Feognost (Guzikov), Bishop of Penza and Kuznetsk Veniamin (Zaritsky), Bishop of...