John of Antioch (1221 bytes)
1: ... is occasionally also referred to as ''John of Antioch''.
3: ...ouncil which condemned Cyril and vindicated Nestorius.
5: ...hn lost many of his own supporters within his patriarchate.
7: Some of his letters are extant.
11: ''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church'' (3rd ed.), p. 887

Antioch (3258 bytes)
1: ...och (disambiguation)]] for other places called Antioch.''
5: [[Image:antakyalogo.jpg|right|]]
7: ...s'' occurred frequently amongst members of his family.
9: ...ral centuries ago (see [[list of Patriarchs of Antioch]]).
11: ...mparts.jpg|thumb|250px|The ramparts of Antioch during the Crusades]]

Antioch University (335 bytes)
1: ...of [[Antioch College]] in [[Yellow Springs]], [[Ohio]].
4: ==External links==
5: ... [http://www.antioch.edu/ Antioch University website]
6: ...antioch-college.edu/index.htm Antioch College website]
7: [[Category:Universities and colleges in Ohio]]

Ignatius of Antioch (5281 bytes)
1: ...Peter himself appointed Ignatius to the see of Antioch.
3: ...ern Orthodoxy|Orthodox]] churches, who celebrate his feast day on [[December 20]].
5: ...es and transported to [[Rome]] under trying conditions:
6: ...rse when they are kindly treated."'' — Ignatius to the Romans,5.
7: ...istian tradition, a disciple of [[John the Evangelist]].

Domnus II of Antioch (2413 bytes)
1: ...successor, and at once ranked as the chief bishop of the Eastern world.
3: ... to Juvenal of Jerusalem when he was driven from his see (Theophanes, p. 92).
5: ..., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies]'' by [[Henry Wace]].
7: [[Category:Ancient Roman Christianity]]

Maximus II of Antioch (3083 bytes)
1: ...on with him and recognized his episcopate (Labbe, iv. 682).
3: ...es of Palestine should fall under the [[Patriarch of Jerusalem]].
5: ...ity, from public preaching and teaching (Leo, ''Epistle'' 109).
7: ... know how much longer he lived or what became of him.
9: ..., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies]'' by [[Henry Wace]].

Bohemund V of Antioch (1342 bytes)
1: ...his death. He was simultaneously [[Count of Tripoli]].
3: ...efore his death, with the mediation of [[Louis IX of France]].
5: ...itles of Antioch and Tripoli, [[Bohemund VI of Antioch]].
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11: ...ceded by:<br>'''[[Bohemund IV of Antioch|Bohemund IV]]'''

Bohemund IV of Antioch (2324 bytes)
1: ...h. He was also [[County of Tripoli|count of Tripoli]] from 1187.
3: ...lity to his nephew, supported by [[Leo II of Armenia]], between 1216 and 1219.
5: ... [[excommunicated]] in [[1230]] by [[Pope Gregory IX]].
7: ...[Bohemund V of Antioch|Bohemund]], who succeeded him.
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Constance of Antioch (1535 bytes)
1: ...1163]]) was the ruler of the [[principality of Antioch]] (a [[crusader state]]) from [[1130]] to her ...
3: ...ruler of Antioch in 1140. From this union three children were born:
5: *[[Bohemund III of Antioch]], who succeeded her in 1163
6: *Mary of Antioch (1145-1182), married to [[Manuel I Comnenus]]
7: *Philippa of Antioch, married to [[Andronicus I Comnenus]]

Serapion of Antioch (2580 bytes)
1: ...rror of "Jewish will-worship" (''Hist. Eccles'', VI, 12).
3: ...ossus]] in Syria against this gospel and condemns it:
4: ...eaching of the Saviour, but some things were additions."
6: ... Pontius, Caricus, and others about this ''Gospel of Peter''.
8: ...rdesanes]] was introducing to its Christian community.

Bohemund II of Antioch (1475 bytes)
1: ...[[Roger of Salerno]] (1112-1119) and [[Baldwin II of Jerusalem]] (1119-1126).
3: ...y one baby daughter, [[Constance of Antioch]] survived.
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7: ...eceded by:<br>'''[[Bohemund I of Antioch|Bohemund I]]'''
8: ...nter" | '''[[Principality of Antioch|Prince of Antioch]]'''

Alypius of Antioch (606 bytes)
1: '''Alypius of Antioch''' was a [[geographer]] of the [[4th century]] who
2: ...ror [[Julian]] into [[Roman Britain|Britain]] as first prefect.
4: ...im for a geographical treatise, which no longer exists.

Principality of Antioch (10589 bytes)
1: ... of the [[crusader states]] created during the [[First Crusade]].
3: ==Foundation==
5: ...es of their fellow [[Christian]]s who had not survived.
7: ...the Crusaders, but turned back when he heard the city had already been retaken.
9: ...of saints had appeared to help them on the battlefield.

Isaac of Antioch (8007 bytes)
1: ...Nonus]], who became the 31st bishop of [[Edessa]] in 449.
3: ...till about 460. Unfortunately these poems have perished.
5: ...n the ascetic life who belongs to the second half of the 7th century.
7: ...poems on the secular games in 404 and on the sack of Rome.
9: ...lic) and wrote poems setting forth Nestorian doctrine.

Theophilus of Antioch (10960 bytes)
1: :''There is also a [[Theophilus of Alexandria]]'' (''c.'' A.D. 412).
3: ...ween 183 - 185 (Lightfoot, ''S. Ignatius'', vol. ii. p. 166).
5: ...n numerous works of Theophilus existing in their time. They are:
6: # the existing ''Apologia'' addressed to Autolycus;
7: # a work against the heresy of [[Hermogenes]];

Severus of Antioch (9482 bytes)
1: ...e martyry of Leontius at Tripolis (Evagr. H. E. iii. 33; Labbe, v. 40, 120).
3: ...led Severus and his partisans (Evagr. l.c., Cf. iii. 22).
5: ...bite sees of Alexandria and Antioch that have continued to the present day.
7: ...ed at, the later [[Oriental Orthodox]] claim the victory for Severus (Renaudot, p. 129).
9: ...er of the Monophysite party, and only through his influence could

Isabella of Antioch (576 bytes)
1: ...ed as regent until [[1264]] when her own son came of age.
3: {{bio-stub}}

Siege of Antioch (18192 bytes)
1: ...ond siege, against the crusaders who had occupied it, lasted from [[June 7]] to [[June 28]], 1098.
4: ... and Godfrey of Bouillon's camp are noted on the right.]]
5: ...thodox Church|Syrian Orthodox]] citizens were permitted to stay.
7: ==Arrival of the crusaders==
8: ...a known as Mt. Silpius, where the citadel and the Iron Gate were located.

Flavian I of Antioch (2100 bytes)
1: ...] or [[patriarch of Antioch]] from [[381]] until his death.
3: ...onal singing was first introduced in the services of the church.
5: ...eletius, still exercised authority over a portion of the church.
7: ...9]] as legitimate bishop of Antioch by the Church of Rome.
9: ...d in both the Western and Eastern churches as a saint.

School of Antioch (612 bytes)
1: ...ing the first [[Christian]] centuries the schools of
2: ...Alexandria]] and [[Antioch]] were the main theological centers.
3: ...a emphasized the allegorical interpretation of Scriptures.
4: Antioch focused on literal understanding.
6: ...e school of Antioch is best divided into three periods:

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