Eastern Orthodox bishop

An Eastern Orthodox bishop is a high-ranking cleric who holds apostolic succession and oversees the spiritual, liturgical, and administrative life of a diocese within the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Observed surface forms (7)

• Eastern Orthodox patriarch ×5
• Byzantine bishop ×3
• 6th-century Christian bishop ×1
• Byzantine religious leader ×1
• Greek Orthodox hierarch ×1
• Serbian Orthodox Church bishop ×1
• Serbian religious leader ×1

Instances (17)

• Kallistos Ware
• Bartholomew I of Constantinople
• Patriarch Hermogenes via concept surface "Eastern Orthodox patriarch"
• Patriarch Michael I Cerularius via concept surface "Byzantine bishop"
  surface form: Michael I Cerularius
• Patriarch Athenagoras I
• Eutychius of Constantinople via concept surface "6th-century Christian bishop"
• Patriarch Sergius I of Constantinople (posthumously) via concept surface "Byzantine religious leader"
  surface form: Patriarch Sergius I of Constantinople
• Cyrus of Alexandria via concept surface "Byzantine bishop"
• Pyrrhus of Constantinople via concept surface "Byzantine bishop"
• Patriarch Porfirije via concept surface "Eastern Orthodox patriarch"
• Patriarch Kirill of Moscow via concept surface "Eastern Orthodox patriarch"
• Archbishop of Athens and All Greece
  surface form: Ieronymos II of Athens
• Daniel Ciobotea
• Ieronymos II of Athens
• Ilia II
• Mark of Ephesus
• Patriarch of Jerusalem via concept surface "Eastern Orthodox patriarch"
  surface form: Theophilos III of Jerusalem