Dictionary of Christian Biography and Literature to the End of the Sixth Century A.D., with an Account of the Principal Sects and Heresies.

Showing 45 terms beginning with J.

• Jacobus, bp. of Nisibis
• Jacobus Sarugensis, bp. of Batnae
• Jacobus Baradaeus, bp. of Edessa
• Joannes Talaia, bp. of Nola
• Joannes, bishop of Antioch
• Joannes Silentiarius, bp. of Colonia
• Joannes Cappadox, bp. of Constantinople
• Joannes Scholasticus, bp. of Constantinople
• Joannes, the Faster, bp. of Constantinople
• Joannes, bishop of Ephesus
• Joannes II, bishop of Jerusalem
• Joannes III., bishop of Jerusalem
• Joannes I., bishop of Rome
• Joannes II. Mercurius, bishop of Rome
• Joannes III, bishop of Rome
• Joannes Presbyter
• Joannes (504), abbat of Mt. Sinai
• Joannes (507) Saba, orthodox monk of Dilaita
• Joannes (509), monk
• Joannes (520), monk and author
• Joannes Philoponus, a distinguished philosopher
• Joannes Scythopolita, a scholasticus in Palestine

• Jordanis, historian of the Goths
• Josephus, catholicos of Armenia
• Joshua (1) Stylites, a Syrian monk
• Jovianus Flavius, Christian emperor
• Jovinianus, heretic
• Juliana, mother of the virgin Demetrias
• Julianus Eclanensis, bp. of Eclana
• Julianus, bishop of Cos
• Julianus, bishop of Halicarnassus
• Julianus, missionary priest to the Nubians
• Julianus, Flavius Claudius, emperor
• Julianus Sabas, an anchorite
• Julius (5), bishop of Rome
• Julius, bishop of Puteoli
• Junilius, quaestor of the sacred palace
• Justina, empress
• Justinianus I., emperor
• Justinus Martyr, philosopher
• Justinus
• Justinus I
• Justinus II
• Juvenalis, bishop of Jerusalem
• Juvencus, C. Vettius Aquilinus