About Anthim the Iberian
Lived 1650 – 1716 (aged 65–66). Anthim the Iberian was a Turkish and Romanian literary scholar, calligrapher, philosopher, writer, eastern Orthodox priest and religious leader.
Legacy In the modern day, Anthim represents a symbol of the relations between Georgia and Romania.
A rugby union trophy, the Antim Cup, contested between Romania and Georgia every year, is named after him.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Anthim the Iberian?
Eastern Orthodox theologian
When was Anthim the Iberian born?
Anthim the Iberian was born in 1650 in Samtskhe–Javakheti.
When did Anthim the Iberian die?
Anthim the Iberian died in 1716 in Gelibolu.
What was Anthim the Iberian's occupation?
Anthim the Iberian was a literary scholar, calligrapher, philosopher, writer, eastern Orthodox priest and religious leader.
What nationality was Anthim the Iberian?
Anthim the Iberian was Turkish and Romanian.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Anthim the Iberian
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Anthim the Iberian. https://biography.guide/anthim-the-iberian/
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