About Séraphim Ier de Constantinople
Born 1650. Séraphim Ier de Constantinople was a Turkish christian minister.
Seraphim I of Constantinople (; fl. 18th century) served as Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople in 1733–1734 in succession to Jeremias III of Constantinople. He was succeeded by Neophutus VI.
He proclaimed Mark of Ephesus a saint during his tenure.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Séraphim Ier de Constantinople?
bishop of Byzantium from AD 89 to 105
When was Séraphim Ier de Constantinople born?
Séraphim Ier de Constantinople was born in 1650 in Acarnania.
When did Séraphim Ier de Constantinople die?
Séraphim Ier de Constantinople died in Mount Athos.
What was Séraphim Ier de Constantinople's occupation?
Séraphim Ier de Constantinople was a christian minister.
What nationality was Séraphim Ier de Constantinople?
Séraphim Ier de Constantinople was Turkish.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Séraphim Ier de Constantinople
· DBpedia: Seraphim I of Constantinople
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