- Kırşehir,
historically known as
Mocissus or
Mokissos (Ancient Gr****: Μωκισσός) and
Justinianopolis (Ἰουστινιανούπολις) in
ancient times, is a city in Turkey...
- was a town of
ancient Cappadocia. The
Romans called the city
Mocisus or
Mocissus, and Mocisum, and
after the city was
rebuilt by the
Byzantine Emperor Justinian...
- (Misthia, Turkey)
Archdiocese of
Mitylene (Mytilene, Greece)
Archdiocese of
Mocissus (Kırşehir, Turkey)
Archdiocese of
Mopsuestia (Mopsuestia, Turkey) Archdiocese...
-
influentially served in the
Roman Curia with the
title of
titular archbishop of
Mocissus.
According his
biographer Fr.
Vincent A. Yzermans,
Archbishop Zardetti...
-
inhabited in
Roman and
Byzantine times. It was
located on the road
between Mocissus and Archelais. The name
appears as
Nitazi in the
Antonine Itinerary, as...
- with his
division while trying to
reach Moudania.
During his
captivity at
Mocissus, he
tried to
commit suicide by poison.
Quick medical ****istance
saved his...
- by the
Bucellarian Theme,
roughly along the line of the Lake
Tatta and
Mocissus; the
Armeniac Theme and
later Charsianon to the north,
across the river...
-
January 1891 -
retired 31 July 1919),
emeritate as
Titular Archbishop of
Mocissus (31 July 1919 –
death 1919.09.07)
Auxiliary Bishop:
Charles Marbach (1891...
-
became Professor Emeritus at the same time
appointed Titular Archbishop of
Mocissus.
Until his
death in 1941 he was
Archbishop Emeritus, and was co-consecrator...
- to the rank of
archbishop and
named Jacono as the
Titular Archbishop of
Mocissus (a
ceremonial position).
Jacono died in
Ragusa in mid-1957 and left no...
