No. 5,202 in the Index · Religion
John Chrysostom
Church father, Archbishop of Constantinople and Christian saint (c. 347–407).
The record
John Chrysostom was a Church father, Archbishop of Constantinople and Christian saint. Born on 349 in Antioch, Chrysostom died on 14 September 407 in Comana Pontica.
Notable works include Letter to Acacius bishop of Melitene and Against the Opponents of the Monastic Life.
With a Wikipedia article in 106 languages, John Chrysostom is No. 5,202 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 349, Antioch
- Died
- 14 September 407, Comana Pontica
- Country
- Byzantine Empire
- Known as
- Theologian, writer, deacon
- Field
- Religion
- Languages
- Ancient Greek, Latin
- Wikipedia editions
- 106
Did you know
58
Lived to 58.
27
One of 27 people in the Index born in Antioch, with Luke the Evangelist.
106
Has a Wikipedia article in 106 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
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John Chrysostom
- FatherSekoúndos
- MotherAnthusa
Notable works
Notable works
- Letter to Acacius bishop of Melitene
- Against the Opponents of the Monastic Life
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