Gennadius, II, Patriarch of Constantinople, approximately 1405-approximately 1472

Connections

Items associated with this person

• Various monastic texts MS. Holkham Gr. 57

• Gennadios Scholarius — 15th century, after 1482, c.1490; Flemish MS. Bywater 16

• Gennadius — 16th century MS. Rawl. G. 118

• Ps.-Methodius, Constantine the Great, Georgius Scholarius, Leo Sapiens VI, Libanius — 15th and 16th centuries; Italian, Venice MS. Laud Gr. 27

• Works by Georgios Gemistos Pletho, Isocrates and Georgios/Gennadios Scholarios MS. Holkham Gr. 76

• Johannes Plousiadenos (?) — 16th century, second half; Italian MS. Gr. misc. c. 6

• Georgius Scholarius (Gennadius) — 16th century, beginning MS. Barocci 92

• Johannes Damascenus, Gregory of Nyssa, Nicholas Methonensis, Gennadius Scholarius — 16th century MS. Laud Gr. 6

• Matthaeus Blastares, Gennadius Scholarios, Gemistus Pletho, Isocrates, Johannes Plousiadenos (?) — 1595 MS. Barocci 33

External Links

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Variants

• Gennadios, von Konstantinopel, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, II., de Constantinopoli, 1405–1472
• Georgius, Kourteses, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, II., Patriarcha, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, of Constantinople, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, Constantinopolitanus, 1405–1472
• Scholarius, Georgius, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, II., Constantinopolitanus, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, II., von Konstantinopel, 1405–1472
• Gennade, de Constantinople, 1405–1472
• Gennadios, II, Patriarch von Konstantinopel, 1405–1472
• Georgios, Scholarios, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, Phaserum Metropolita, 1405–1472
• Gennadios, Scholarios, 1405–1472
• Georgios, Kurtesis, 1405–1472
• Gennadios, II., Konstantinopel, Patriarch, 1405–1472
• Georgius, Scholarius, 1405–1472
• Scholarius, Gennadius, 1405–1472
• Kurtesis, Georgios, 1405–1472
• Ghenadie, Scholarios, 1405–1472
• George, Scholarius, 1405–1472
• Gennadios, ho Scholarios, 1405–1472
• Gennadius II | c.1400-c.1473 | Patriarch of Constantinople
• Gennadios, II., of Constantinople, 1405–1472
• Gennadius, II, Patriarch of Constantinople, approximately 1405-approximately 1472