Sergius
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Sergius can refer to:
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[edit] Popes
[edit] Eastern Orthodox Patriarchs
- Patriarch Sergius I of Moscow - Patriarch 1943-1944.
- Patriarch Sergius I of Constantinople - Patriarch 610-638.
- Patriarch Sergius II of Constantinople - Patriarch 1001-1019.
[edit] Other Christian saints
- Sergius (Martyr) - Roman soldier companion of Saint Bacchus, martyred c. 303.
- Sergius of Cappadocia - Martyred c. 304.
- Sergius of Radonezh - A 14th century Russian monastic.
- Sergius of Valaam - A 10th century Greek/Karelian/Russian monastic.
[edit] Dukes of Naples
- Sergius I of Naples - Duke of Naples 840-864.
- Sergius II of Naples - Duke of Naples 870-877.
- Sergius IV of Naples - Duke of Naples 1002-1036.
- Sergius V of Naples - Duke of Naples 1042 to 1082.
- Sergius VI of Naples - Duke of Naples 1082-1097.
- Sergius VII of Naples - Duke of Naples 1120-1137, last Duke of Naples.
[edit] Other persons
- Sergius Paulus - proconsul of Cyprus, appears in the Book of Acts.
- Lucius Sergius Catilina - 1st century BCE Roman politician.
- Marcus Sergius - Ancient Roman inventor of the prosthetic hand.
- Sergius Orata - Ancient Roman merchant and architect.
- Sergius of Reshaina - (d. 536). Assyrian physician who translated medicine from Greek to Syriac.
- Sergius I of Amalfi - Duke of Amfli 958 – 966.
- Sergius II of Amalfi - Duke of Amfli 1007 – 1028.
- Sergius III of Amalfi - Duke of Amfli 1031-1073.
- Metropolitan Sergius (Tikhomirov) of Japan - Russian Orthodox clergyman (1871-1945).
[edit] Other uses
- Father Sergius - Short story by Leo Tolstoy, and the silent film based on it.
- Church of the Saints Sergius and Bacchus - A former Christian church, now a mosque, in Istanbul.
- Arch of the Sergii - an ancient Roman triumphal arch in Pula, Croatia.
- Sergiopolis - The ancient city of Resafa, renamed for the Roman soldier Saint Sergius.
- Patriarch Sergius XVII, a fictitious character in Xenosaga.
See also: Serge