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were placed under the jurisdiction of the East Syriac metropolitans of
Damascus, but others were attached to the province of Nisibis. The latter included a diocese for Harran and Callinicus (Raqqa), first attested in the eighth century and last mentioned towards the end of the eleventh century, and a diocese at Maiperqat, first mentioned at the end of the eleventh century, whose bishops were also responsible for the East Syrian communities in Amid and Mardin. Eleventh- and thirteenth-century lists of dioceses in the province of Nisibis also mention a diocese for the Syrian town of Resh
112:, and this Christian population was absorbed into the Church of the East in a single generation. The impact of the cession of Nisibis on the demography of the Church of the East was so marked that the province of Nisibis was ranked second among the five metropolitan provinces established at the synod of Isaac in 410, a precedence apparently conceded without dispute by the bishops of the three older Persian provinces relegated to a lower rank. The metropolitan of Nisibis ranked below the metropolitan of
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1507:) on the northern shore of Lake Van, is attested between the fifth and fourteenth centuries. In the fifth century the diocese of Halat was not assigned to a metropolitan province, but was later included in the province of Nisibis, probably shortly after the Arab conquest. The patriarch Timothy I created a metropolitan province for Armenia, presumably by raising the status of the diocese of
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twelfth century, and the diocese of
Tamanon in 1265, and it is not clear whether they persisted into the fourteenth century. The only dioceses in the province of Nisibis definitely in existence at the end of the thirteenth century were Armenia (whose bishops sat at Halat on the northern shore of Lake Van), Shigar, Balad, Arzun and Maiperqat.
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monastery of Mar Awgin near
Nisibis for the village of Tel Mahmad 'in the diocese of Qarta'. Its colophon mentions that the manuscript was copied in the time of the patriarch Eliya III and the metropolitan Yahballaha of Nisibis, providing further confirmation that Qarta was a diocese in the province of Nisibis.
191:. Besides the bishop of Arzun, a bishop of 'Aoustan d’Arzun' (plausibly identified with the district of Ingilene) also attended these two synods, and his diocese was also assigned to the province of Nisibis. The diocese of Aoustan d'Arzun survived into the sixth century, but is not mentioned after 554.
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with the monastery of Mar
Gabrona and Mar Shmona (Arabic: Dayr al-Qara) near the Lailah Dagh, twenty kilometres to the southeast of Gazarta, and Adarma with the small town of Adarma, seventy kilometres east of Nisibis, near the modern Tel Rmelan al-Kabir. The seat of the bishops of Qarta and Adarma
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Arabaye, and it covered the desert region to the north of Sinjar, where there were several
Nestorian monasteries. Six Nestorian bishops of Shigar are attested between the sixth and the fourteenth centuries. The first of these bishops, Bawai, is mentioned in 563. The last, Yohannan, was present at
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Abdin for the town of Hesna d'Kifa, perhaps in response to East Syriac immigration to the towns of the Tigris plain during the Mongol period. At the same time, a number of older dioceses may have ceased to exist. The dioceses of Qaimar and Qarta and Adarma are last mentioned towards the end of the
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in 424, but the diocese was not assigned to a metropolitan province. In the late thirteenth century
Armenia was certainly a suffragan diocese of the province of Nisibis, and its dependency probably went back to the seventh or eighth century. The bishops of Armenia appear to have sat at the town of
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Arabaye (the hinterland of
Nisibis, between Mosul and the Tigris and Khabur rivers) and in the hill country to the northeast of Arzun. By 497 a diocese had been established at Balad (the modern Eski Mosul) on the Tigris, which persisted into the fourteenth century. By 563 there was also a diocese
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The Arab conquest allowed the East
Syriacs to move into western Mesopotamia and establish communities in Damascus and other towns that had formerly been in Roman territory, where they lived alongside much larger Syriac Orthodox, Armenian and Melkite communities. Some of these western communities
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of 1007/8, and a bishop Mushe of Qarta and Adarma is attested during the reign of the catholicus Eliya II (1111–32). A ritual for the consecration of the bishop of Qarta and Adarma has survived in the works of the patriarch Eliya III (1176–90). Finally, a manuscript was copied in 1186 in the
185:) and the suffragan dioceses of Arzun, Qardu and Beth Zabdaï were to enjoy a long history, but Beth Rahimaï is not mentioned again, while Beth Moksaye is not mentioned after 424, when its bishop Atticus (probably, from his name, a Roman) subscribed to the acts of the synod of Dadisho
125:, of Qardu, of Beth Zabdaï, of Beth Rahimaï, of Beth Moksaye, and of the bishops to be found there', and the bishops Daniel of Arzun, Samuel 'of Arzun for Baita d'Aoustan', Daniel of Beth Moksaye, and Abraham of Beth Rahimaï were confirmed as his suffragans.
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in 1139. He was required to proclaim the patriarch's name in the traditional ceremony in the church of Mar
Pethion, 'because all the bishops of the great eparchy had died, and their thrones were vacant; something which had never happened before'.
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The bishop Daniel of Arzun was confirmed as a suffragan bishop of the metropolitan Hosea of
Nisibis in Canon XXI of the synod of Isaac in 410, and was among the signatories of its acts. He was also among the signatories of the acts of the synod of
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It is not clear when the diocese of Shigar came to an end. The Shigar region seems to have had a small Nestorian community up to the seventeenth century, and may even have had a bishop from time to time. A metropolitan 'Glanan Imech' (possibly
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Changes in the formal and informal titles borne by the metropolitans of Nisibis reflect the shifts in the province's centre of gravity over the centuries. In 497 the metropolitan Hosea of Nisibis was styled 'metropolitan of the country of Beth
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was giving a conspectus of dioceses in the province of Nisibis at various periods in its history rather than an authentic list of late-thirteenth century dioceses, and it is unlikely that the dioceses of Qube, Beth Rahimaï, Harran and
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The unperfected bishop Ibn Fadala, 'guardian of the throne of Nisibis' and bishop of an unnamed diocese in the province of Nisibis, was present together with the metropolitan Yohannan of Nisibis at the consecration of the patriarch
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was an important seminary and theological academy of the Church of the East during the late Sassanian period, and in the last two centuries of Sassanian rule generated a remarkable outpouring of East Syriac theological scholarship.
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Bar Brikha listed thirteen suffragan dioceses in the province of Nisibis at the end of the thirteenth century, in the following order: Arzun, Qube, Beth Rahimaï, Balad, Shigar, Qardu, Tamanon, Beth Zabdaï, Halat, Harran, Amid,
626:), returned to the diocese upon his release from prison in 776/7 and among the bishops who witnessed the monk Nestorius's retraction of the Messallian heresy made in 790 prior to his consecration as bishop of Beth Nuhadra
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An unnamed bishop of Balad was among the bishops who witnessed a retraction of the Messallian heresy made by the priest Nestorius of the monastery of Mar Yozadaq in 790 before his consecration as bishop of Beth Nuhadra.
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tradition, the last Nestorian 'metropolitan' of Sinjar died around 1660, and the region's few remaining Nestorian Christians become Yazidis. It is difficult to say whether there is any truth in this tradition.
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The bishop Samuel 'of Arzun for Baita d'Aoustan' was confirmed as a suffragan bishop of the metropolitan Hosea of Nisibis in Canon XXI of the synod of Isaac in 410, and was among the signatories of its acts.
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Bar Brikha, himself metropolitan of Nisibis, referred loosely to his province as 'Soba (Nisibis) and Mediterranean Syria'. Few Mesopotamian or Syrian dioceses still existed at this period, however, and
845:) are attested between the fifth and thirteenth centuries. A twelfth-century reference to the diocese of 'Arzun and Beth Dlish' indicates that the bishops of Arzun may have sat at
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714–28) who served for twelve years. Mari states that he was "of indifferent learning" but "very charitable towards the poor" and that he "restored the churches in his archdiocese".
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Probably during the Umayyad period, the East Syriac diocese of Armenia was attached to the province of Nisibis. The bishop Artashahr of Armenia was present at the synod of Dadisho
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Arid of Nisibis, who became patriarch in 1074, was styled 'metropolitan bishop of Soba and Beth Nahrin '. At the end of the thirteenth century the celebrated East Syriac writer
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was founded in the sixth century, probably to counter the growing influence of the Jacobites in the Sinjar region. The full name of the diocese was Shigar and Beth
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The bishop Abraham of Beth Rahimaï was confirmed as a suffragan bishop of the metropolitan Hosea of Nisibis in Canon XXI of the synod of Isaac in 410.
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The bishop Daniel of Beth Moksaye was confirmed as a suffragan bishop of the metropolitan Hosea of Nisibis in Canon XXI of the synod of Isaac in 410.
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The bishop Gabriel Ibn al-Shammas of Arzun was an unsuccessful candidate in the patriarchal election of 1012. His successful rival, the patriarch
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was normally styled 'metropolitan of Nisibis and Armenia'. As far as is known, the title 'metropolitan of Nisibis and Armenia' was used by all of
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II (831–5) was consecrated bishop of Harran by the metropolitan Yohannan of Nisibis, and became metropolitan of Damascus during the reign of
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Arabaye, and by 585 a diocese for 'Beth Tabyathe and the Kartawaye', the country to the west of Lake Van inhabited by the Kartaw Kurds.
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aïna, Qarta and Adarma, Qaimar and Hesna d'Kifa. Aoustan d'Arzun and Beth Moksaye were also suffragan dioceses in the fifth century.
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district, became bishop of Balad at an unknown date in the second half of the eighth century or the first half of the ninth century.
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was once again a suffragan diocese of the province of Nisibis. By the thirteenth century the jurisdiction of the bishops of
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was obliged to cede Nisibis and five neighbouring districts to Persia to extricate the defeated army of his predecessor
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may have been the monastery of Gabrona and Shmona, mentioned in the colophons of manuscripts of 1213/4 and 1217/8.
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emmeh), of 'Sciugar' is mentioned in the report of 1607, and may have been a bishop of Shigar. According to a
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aïna is a plausible location for an East Syriac diocese at this period, but none of its bishops are known.
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introduced the custom of allowing the metropolitan of Nisibis to participate in patriarchal elections.
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The bishop Yohannan of Balad was appointed metropolitan of Merv by the patriarch Sargis (860–72).
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The bishop Yazdgird of Balad was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Joseph in 554.
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The bishop Marutha of Qardu was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Gregory in 605.
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of Gdala (628–45) was appointed bishop of Balad after the death of the bishop Quriaqos of Balad.
448:
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An unnamed bishop of Qaimar was present at the consecration of the patriarch Bar Sawma in 1134.
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The bishop Atticus of Beth Moksaye was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Dadisho
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De catholicis seu patriarchis Chaldaeorum et Nestorianorum commentarius historico-chronologicus
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of 'Beth Tabyathe and the Kartawaye' was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Isho
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An unnamed bishop of Balad was present at the consecration of the patriarch Bar Sawma in 1134.
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Pour un Oriens Christianus Novus: Répertoire des diocèses syriaques orientaux et occidentaux
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The bishop Job of Arzun was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Babaï in 497.
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The bishop of Nisibis was recognised in Canon XXI of the synod of Isaac as 'metropolitan of
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179:, the five districts ceded by Rome to Persia in 363. The metropolitan diocese of Nisibis (
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A diocese was founded around the middle of the thirteenth century to the north of the Tur
1168:, who became the metropolitan of Mosul before 827, previously served as bishop of Harran.
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A diocese was founded around the middle of the thirteenth century to the north of the Tur
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The bishop Gabriel of Qube d'Arzun was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of
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on 'of Balad and al-Jaslona (Gaslona)' was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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The bishop Miles of Qardu was among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Dadisho
496:
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The bishop Giwargis of Arzun was consecrated metropolitan of Nisibis by the patriarch
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and his Christian successors, may well have contained more Christians than the entire
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Giwargis (1074), a former bishop of Arzun who died a few days after his consecration
62:) had a number of suffragan dioceses at different periods in its history, including
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The bishop Yohannan of Maiperqat was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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from Persian territory. The Nisibis region, after nearly fifty years of rule by
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175:). These were the Syriac names for Arzanene, Corduene, Zabdicene, Rehimene and
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was the bishop of the Kurds of Kartaw during or immediately after the reign of
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of Balad were among the signatories of the acts of the synod of Babaï in 497.
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of Tamanon was present at the consecration of the patriarch Eliya II in 1111.
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The bishop Emmanuel of Arzun was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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aïna and 'Adormiah' (Qarta and Adarma). It has been convincingly argued that
46:, between the fifth and seventeenth centuries. The ecclesiastical province of
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in 1265 (as bishop 'of Mardin'). He was also present at the consecration of
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dnah of Maiperqat was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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of Balad was appointed metropolitan of Nisibis by the patriarch
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1010:(906–37) in the colophon of an East Syriac manuscript of 912.
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of Tamanon was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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of Tamanon was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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July 1046), former bishop of Beth Nuhadra and famed for his
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The bishop Theodore of Qardu was appointed metropolitan of
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of Balad was present at the consecration of the patriarch
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II (1074–90), and was later consecrated metropolitan of
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the consecration of the patriarch Timothy II in 1318.
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Synodicon orientale ou recueil de synodes nestoriens
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Arabaye'. In the eleventh century the metropolitan
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1230:The bishop Eliya, metropolitan of Damascus when
463:), signatory of the synods held by Isaac (410),
1154:The bishop Gregory the Alchemist was bishop of
884:II shortly after his own consecration in 1074.
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70:, Beth Tabyathe and the Kartawaye, Harran and
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1536:of Qaimar was transferred to the diocese of
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1194:) is mentioned together with the patriarch
753:(?–1074), who was elevated to patriarch (r.
561:early in the year and died forty days later
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1266:in 1281 (as 'bishop of Miyafariqin').
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1158:during the reign of the patriarch
710:Elijah, Elias, or Eliya of Nisibis
486:), signatory of the synod held by
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443:(309–338 or 350), founder of the
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1960:(ed. Abeloos and Lamy), ii. 302
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1201:The bishop Yohannan, bishop of
3835:Eastern Christianity in Turkey
2766:. Louvain: Peeters Publishers.
2699:. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale.
1703:
1694:
1681:
1668:
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521:Isaac (646–?), attested under
1:
2409:Mari, 64 (Arabic), 57 (Latin)
1825:Mari, 65 (Arabic), 58 (Latin)
1816:Mari, 64 (Arabic), 57 (Latin)
1807:Mari, 64 (Arabic), 57 (Latin)
1600:
1495:Armenia (East Syrian Diocese)
1480:Qarta has been identified by
638:
615:
582:
505:
91:
56:, often abbreviated to Soba,
42:metropolitan province of the
3708:Erbil (Chaldean archeparchy)
3580:Tus and Abrashahr (Nishapur)
2734:. London: Variorum Reprints.
2087:
1912:, i. 107; Sliba, 94 (Arabic)
1665:, ii. 225; Baumstark, p. 205
1605:
1501:Nestorian diocese of Armenia
1414:Shigar (East Syrian Diocese)
1375:Ilam by the same patriarch.
690:
670:
441:St Jacob or James of Nisibis
82:(with Amid and Mardin), Resh
7:
3703:Erbil (East Syriac diocese)
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3674:
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3591:
3536:
3480:
3404:
3363:
3067:
2832:Assyrian Church of the East
2826:Hierarchy divided into the
2431:(ed. Wallis Budge), ii. 447
2400:(ed. Wallis Budge), ii. 115
1590:
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1550:
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1468:Diocese of Qarta and Adarma
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3627:dioceses from 1318 to 1552
2771:Wilmshurst, David (2011).
2760:Wilmshurst, David (2000).
2748:. Beirut: Orient-Institut.
1492:
1411:
915:Diocese of Aoustan d'Arzun
36:Metropolitanate of Nisibis
3791:
3619:
3056:Ardashir Khurrah (Shiraf)
3008:
2920:
2877:
2866:
2842:
2824:
1328:The monk Quriaqos of the
96:In 363 the Roman emperor
2828:Chaldean Catholic Church
2681:The Monks of Kublai Khan
2664:Becker, Adam H. (2006).
2630:Assemani, Giuseppe Luigi
1958:Ecclesiastical Chronicle
3801:Christianity portal
3016:Abiward and Shahr Piroz
2646:(4 vols, Rome, 1719–28)
1544:Diocese of Hesna d'Kifa
1078:Diocese of Qube d'Arzun
1070:Diocese of Beth Rahimaï
1053:Diocese of Beth Moksaye
985:The bishop Yohannan of
837:East Syriac bishops of
449:First Council of Nicaea
447:and a signatory of the
2707:(3 vols, Beirut, 1962)
2298:MS BM Syr (Wright) 161
2016:MS Cambridge Add. 1988
1554:Abdin for the town of
1330:monastery of Beth ʿAbe
1171:The patriarch Sabrisho
981:Diocese of Beth Zabdaï
971:Ilam by the patriarch
551:(697), consecrated by
390:Archdiocese of Nisibis
138:
129:Ecclesiastical history
31:
3402:Niffar, Nil and al-Nu
3231:Harran and Callinicus
2921:Exterior metropolitan
2878:Interior metropolitan
2688:Chabot, Jean-Baptiste
2679:Budge, E. A. Wallis,
2672:Budge, E. A. Wallis,
2625:(3 vols, Paris, 1877)
2357:Sliba, 121–2 (Arabic)
2262:Sliba, 121–2 (Arabic)
1746:Catholic Encyclopedia
1523:The diocese of Qaimar
1286:The future patriarch
1041:An unnamed bishop of
603:Cyprian (740/1–766/7)
136:
19:
3529:Shenna d'Beth Ramman
3111:Beth Mazunaye (Oman)
2975:Kashgar and Nevaketh
2935:Beth Tuptaye (Tibet)
1226:Diocese of Maiperqat
1166:ʿAbdishoʿ bar Bahrīz
1136:The bishop Brikhisho
790:'s 1281 consecration
418:adding missing items
169:) and Beth Moksaye (
3840:History of Nusaybin
3632:dioceses after 1552
3356:Mashmahig (Bahrain)
3146:Bih Shabur (Kazrun)
3076:Badisi and Qadistan
2930:Beth Sinaye (China)
2599:Sliba, 124 (Arabic)
2590:Sliba, 120 (Arabic)
2581:Sliba, 111 (Arabic)
2563:, 47–8, 53 and 58–9
2533:MS Mosul (Scher) 12
2476:Sliba, 124 (Arabic)
2366:Sliba, 124 (Arabic)
2348:Sliba, 120 (Arabic)
2181:MS Mingana Syr 502B
2100:Sliba, 124 (Arabic)
1981:Sliba, 124 (Arabic)
1767:Chabot, 283 and 285
1530:The bishop Sabrisho
1452:The bishop Klilisho
1351:The bishop Sabrisho
1321:, probably in 697.
1299:The bishop Sabrisho
767:Ibn Hammad (1074–?)
653:860–72) and former
3620:Post-1318 dioceses
3509:Seleucia-Ctesiphon
3291:Karka d'Beth Slokh
2970:Islands of the Sea
2818:Church of the East
2740:Fiey, Jean Maurice
2726:Fiey, Jean Maurice
2712:Fiey, Jean Maurice
2705:Assyrie chrétienne
2449:Sliba, 95 (Arabic)
2440:Sliba, 73 (Arabic)
2394:Chronicle of Seert
2271:Sliba, 62 (Arabic)
2163:Sliba, 80 (Arabic)
2091:liba, 120 (Arabic)
1709:Mari, 129 (Arabic)
1489:Diocese of Armenia
1090:Diocese of Tamanon
841:(near present-day
609:Yohannan or John (
467:(420), and Dadisho
416:; you can help by
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50:(Syriac: Nisibin,
44:Church of the East
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3806:
3636:
3448:Qasr and Nahrawan
2923:provinces to 1318
2880:provinces to 1318
2642:Assemani, J. S.,
2429:Book of Governors
2427:Thomas of Marga,
2398:Book of Governors
2333:Elijah of Nisibis
2308:Elijah of Nisibis
2053:Elijah of Nisibis
1925:Elijah of Nisibis
1906:Elijah of Nisibis
1885:Elijah of Nisibis
1851:Elijah of Nisibis
1835:Elijah of Nisibis
1663:Book of Governors
1420:Diocese of Shigar
1408:Diocese of Shigar
1232:Elijah of Nisibis
1209:Elijah of Nisibis
1150:Diocese of Harran
645:), a disciple of
514:bishop of Kashkar
445:School of Nisibis
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3534:Shigar and Beth
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3367:altha and Hnitha
3366:
3351:Mashkena d'Qurdu
3261:Hormizd Ardashir
3166:Dasqarta d'Malka
3070:
3009:dioceses to 1318
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1464:yahb I in 585.
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1394:The bishop Shem
1381:The bishop Shem
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1252:The bishop Isho
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1490:
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2241:
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2223:
2214:
2208:Chabot, 272–3
2205:
2196:
2187:
2178:
2169:
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2151:
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2109:Chabot, 272–4
2106:
2097:
2089:
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2058:
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1755:
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1697:
1690:
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3477:
3458:Qube d'Arzun
3457:
3442:
3437:
3423:Piroz Shabur
3251:Hesna d'Kifa
3250:
3230:
3140:
3130:
3126:Beth Rahimaï
3125:
3121:Beth Nuhadra
3116:Beth Moksaye
3115:
3080:
3060:
3045:
2906:
2843:Time periods
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2337:Chronography
2336:
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2312:Chronography
2311:
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2057:Chronography
2056:
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2030:
2021:
2012:
2004:
1999:
1991:
1986:
1977:
1957:
1954:Bar Hebraeus
1949:
1941:
1936:
1929:Chronography
1928:
1910:Chronography
1909:
1889:Chronography
1888:
1880:
1871:
1862:
1855:Chronography
1854:
1846:
1839:Chronography
1838:
1830:
1821:
1812:
1803:
1795:
1790:
1785:Becker, 159.
1781:
1772:
1763:
1754:
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1705:
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1688:
1683:
1675:
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1662:
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1613:
1579:
1567:
1560:
1556:Hesna d'Kifa
1547:
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1526:
1498:
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1417:
1393:
1380:
1377:
1350:
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1338:
1327:
1323:
1298:
1285:
1282:
1273:
1251:
1244:
1236:Chronography
1235:
1229:
1217:
1213:Chronography
1212:
1207:Ukbara when
1200:
1196:Yohannan III
1183:
1170:
1164:
1153:
1135:
1120:
1118:II in 1074.
1093:
1081:
1073:
1059:
1056:
1040:
1012:
995:
984:
977:
973:Yohannan III
964:
961:
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938:
931:
922:
918:
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893:
886:
871:
864:
861:
851:
836:
829:
759:Sabrisho III
726:Chronography
725:
465:Yahballaha I
425:January 2017
422:
393:
386:
376:
336:
271:
243:
229:
221:
193:
140:
120:
95:
35:
33:
3468:Ram Hormizd
3266:Hrbath Glal
3141:Beth Zabdaï
3096:Beth Daraye
2897:Beth Huzaye
2892:Beth Garmaï
2524:Chabot, 423
2418:Chabot, 608
2384:Chabot, 366
2375:Chabot, 316
2235:Chabot, 608
2217:Chabot, 285
2172:Chabot, 316
2154:Chabot, 478
2145:Chabot, 366
2136:Chabot, 285
2127:Chabot, 366
2118:Chabot, 285
2043:Chabot, 317
2034:Chabot, 285
1866:Chabot, 608
1776:Chabot, 366
1700:Chabot, 315
1563:Makkikha II
1247:Makkikha II
1181:(780–823).
1121:The bishop
1094:The bishop
1008:Abraham III
987:Beth Zabdai
896:Makkikha II
867:Yohannan VI
784: 1281
263:Ain). Resh
222:The famous
219:(686–698).
106:Constantine
40:East Syriac
3814:Categories
3624:(See also:
3372:Merw i-Rud
3136:Beth Waziq
3106:Beth Lapat
3101:Beth Dasen
3091:Beth Bgash
3021:Adarbaigan
2834:after the
2485:Assemani,
2003:Assemani,
1601:References
1402:Timothy II
1220:Makkikha I
1162:(731–40).
825:Timothy II
745:II ibn al-
642: 870
623: 790
621: – c.
619: 775
591:Sliba-zkha
586: 725
576:Ruzbihan (
509: 596
484: 554
414:incomplete
217:Hnanisho I
172:ܒܝܬ ܡܘܟܣܝܐ
151:), Qardu (
92:Background
72:Callinicus
30:in Nisibis
3519:Shahrgard
3346:Masabadan
3281:Jerusalem
3161:Darabgard
3071:Aïn Sipne
3041:Al-Rustaq
3026:Al-Bariya
2995:Samarqand
2728:(1979) .
2546:, 251–2;
1875:Sliba, 73
1742:"Nisibis"
1606:Citations
1572:in 1281.
1565:in 1257.
1474:Mukhtasar
1404:in 1318.
1391:in 1281.
1249:in 1257.
1240:Maiperqat
1222:in 1092.
1179:Timothy I
1146:in 1265.
1084:Timothy I
1049:in 1134.
1047:Bar Sawma
1038:in 1074.
911:in 1281.
898:in 1257.
891:in 1134.
889:Bar Sawma
663:Bokhtisho
632:Qayyoma (
80:Maiperqat
3768:Shemsdin
3663:Ardishai
3545:Shushter
3524:Shahrzur
3504:Segestan
3413:Nihawand
3397:Nahargur
3341:Marmadit
3316:Khanijar
3036:Al-Qabba
2945:Damascus
2887:Adiabene
2830:and the
2814:Dioceses
2742:(1993).
2714:(1977).
2690:(1902).
2653:(1922).
2632:(1775).
2339:, i. 36.
2314:, i. 36.
1994:, 109–10
1891:, i. 96.
1857:, i. 87.
1307:Hnanisho
1086:in 790.
1066:in 424.
1019:yahb of
1002:yahb of
959:in 554.
952:in 424.
936:in 554.
929:in 424.
859:in 424.
564:Sabrisho
553:Hnanisho
539:649–59).
533:yahb III
523:Maremmeh
251:aïna (Ra
239:Lake Van
166:ܒܝܬ ܪܚܡܝ
160:ܒܝܬ ܙܒܕܝ
3748:Nisibis
3723:Hakkari
3718:Gazarta
3693:Berwari
3678:Amadiya
3570:Tamanon
3560:Taimana
3550:Soqotra
3540:Arabaye
3473:Ramonin
3418:Nineveh
3377:Meskene
3311:Kashkar
3276:Istakhr
3271:Ispahan
3221:Hamadan
3211:Haditha
3201:Gubeans
3176:Dinawar
3171:Delasar
3151:Dabarin
3051:Armenia
2907:Nisibis
2902:Maishan
2816:of the
2638:. Roma.
2550:, 120–1
2513:Yezidis
2511:Guest,
1661:Budge,
1588:Abdisho
1538:Kashkar
1363:Abdisho
1294:yahb II
1260:Denha I
1160:Pethion
1144:Denha I
1127:Abdisho
1112:Abdisho
1100:Abdisho
1043:Gazarta
1030:Abdisho
1021:Gazarta
1004:Gazarta
991:Gazarta
878:Abdisho
853:Dadisho
801:Abdisho
739:Abdisho
677:912/13)
637:
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