- A protosyncellus,
protosynkellos or
protosyngel (Gr****: πρωτοσύγκελλος) is the prin****l
deputy of the
bishop of an
eparchy for the
exercise of administrative...
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Patriarch of
Constantinople was
designated as
megas protosynkellos (μέγας πρωτοσύγκελλος, "grand
protosynkellos).
Papadakis 1991, pp. 1993–1994. Bury 1911, pp...
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Secretary of the Holy
Synod by
Patriarch Benjamin I in 1937 and in 1948
Protosynkellos to
Patriarchs Maximus V and
Athenagoras I. As
Metropolitan of Imbros...
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Monastery of Stoudios. Eventually,
Euthymius II
advanced to the post of
protosynkellos,
after which he
became patriarch of Constantinople.
During his tenure...
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Zafeiropoulos and his mother's was Efstathia. He was a
cousin of the
protosynkellos and
historian Amvrosios Frantzis [el]. The
Ottomans killed his father...
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remained in the
Metropolis of Philippopolis,
where he
reached the rank of
protosynkellos. Then was
named Patriarchal Exarch of
Philippopolis for the
period 1906–1914...
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restored to
imperial favour: he
received the
title of
rhetor and
became protosynkellos by 1299.
According to one of his students,
George Galesiotes, he continued...
- them
against Michael. A
second delegation to the
chief minister, the
protosynkellos Leo Paraspondylos, was
received in
similar manner, and
according to...
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Three priests from the Šabac nahiya, Živko, Maksim, and an
unnamed protosynkellos of the
Bishop of Šabac, were
killed in Šabac in the
later phase. The...
- the
Nation in Constantinople,
before becoming a monk and
serving as
protosynkellos under the
metropolitan of Methymna, Stephen,
until 1910. He then studied...
