Antioch
Syriac Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch · 544 (Sergius of Tella; the line claims through Severus, deposed 518)
The non-Chalcedonian succession of Antioch, born of the resistance to Chalcedon led by Severus and organized into a parallel hierarchy through Jacob Baradaeus' consecrations. It kept the Syriac tongue and the West Syriac rite through persecution and empire alike.
Continues today as the Syriac Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East.
The bishops
31 holders in the record.
Of the 30 links in this chain, 14 rest on a recorded succession; 14 are inferred from the numbering — the register numbers the two holders consecutively and no source says one followed the other; 2 are named by no register at all: nothing joins those two rows. Each holder below says which it is.
- Sergius of Tella #38 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Paul the Black #39 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Peter of Callinicum #40 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Julian I of Antioch #41 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Athanasius I Gammolo #42 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John of the Sedre #43 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Theodore of Antioch #44 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Severus II bar Masqeh #45 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Athanasius of Balad #46 · 683–686 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Julian III #47 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Patriarch Elias of Antioch #48 · 709–722 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Athanasius III of Antioch #49 · 724–740 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Iwannis I #50 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Patriarch George of Antioch #51 · link unrecorded · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Joseph of Antioch #52 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Quriaqos of Tagrit #53 · Aug 793–16 Aug 817 · link inferred · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Dionysius of Tel Mahre #54 · Jun 818–22 Aug 845 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John III of Antioch #55 · 21 Nov 846–3 Dec 873 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Ignatius II #56 · 5 Jun 878–26 Mar 883 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Theodosius Romanus #57 · 5 Feb 887–1 Jun 896 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Dionysius II #58 · Apr 897–18 Apr 909 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John V of Antioch #59 · 21 Apr 910–30 Nov 922 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Basil I of Antioch #60 · 15 Aug 923–25 Mar 935 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John VI #61 · 28 Aug 936–3 Jul 953 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Iwannis II #62 · 18 Jul 954–31 Jan 957 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Dionysius III of Antioch #63 · 28 Nov 957–2 Jun 961 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Abraham of Antioch #64 · 25 May 962–4 Mar 963 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John VII Sarigta #65 · 9 Jul 965–985 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- Athanasius IV of Salh #66 · 21 Oct 986–1003 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops
- John VIII bar Abdoun #67 · 6 Jul 1004–2 Feb 1033 · № Wikipedia’s list of bishops · the numbering ends here; what follows holds no place in the list
- Isaac I of Antioch link unrecorded · № named by no register
Events
Texts
List of Syriac Orthodox patriarchs of Antioch · the communion today