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THE PATRIARCHATE OF ANTIOCH THE DEVELOPMENT OF IDENTITY AND THE QUEST FOR AUTHENTIC AUTOCEPHALY

Autocephaly. Coming of Age in Communion. Historical, Canonical, Liturgical, and Theological Studies, 2023
Noble, Samuel, Slim, Souad
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John I, patriarch of Antioch

2012
Lexicon entry on John I, patriarch of ...
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The Patriarchate of Antioch: A Revision of Le Quien and the Notitia Antiochena

Traditio, 1947
Msgr. Devreesse, well known to every Church historian for his successful researches on Theodore of Mopsuestia, on Greek catenae and other subjects, reveals in a recent publication his mastery in a field in which he had previously published only various minor essays.
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Constantinople over Antioch, 1516—1724: Patriarchal Politics in the Ottoman Era

The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 1990
In January 1454 Sultan Mehmet II (1451–81), ruler of much of the Orthodox Christian Balkans and lately conqueror of Byzantium, vested the patriarch of Constantinople, George Scholarius, with full ecclesiastical authority over all the Orthodox Christians in the Ottoman empire.This ‘donation’ of Mehmet, long accepted by the scholarly consensus, now ...
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The Tokat’s Christian People According to the Travelogue of Patriarch of Antioch Macarius III. (1659)

2023
Thanks to its location, Tokat has been an important transit route preferred by travelers. Many travelers, from east and west, visited the city from time to time and got impressions on the current situation of the city. For this reason, travellers were an important source in order to observe the change and transformations of Tokat over the centuries ...
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