Apostolic Succession for each See.

[Suzannah]

Let's see if we can collect the lineages here.

 

[Moros]

Well, here's Constantinople, from the patriarchate.org site:

Bishops of Byzantium (until 325)
St. Andrew the Apostle ( founder )
Stachys the Apostle (38-54)
Onesimus (54-68)
Polycarpus I (69-89)
Plutarch (89-105)
Sedecion (105-114)
Diogenes (114-129)
Eleutherius (129-136)
Felix (136-141)
Polycarpus II (141-144)
Athendodorus (144-148)
Euzois (148-154)
Laurence (154-166)
Alypius (166-169)
Pertinax (169-187)
Olympians (187-198)
Mark I or Marcus I (198-211)
Philadelphus (211-217)
Ciriacus I (217-230)
Castinus (230-237)
Eugenius I (237-242)
Titus (242-272)
Dometius (272-284)
Rufinus I (284-293)
Probus (293-306)
Metrophanes (306-314)
Alexander (314-337)

Bishops and Archbishops of Constantinople (before 330 inclusive)
Paul I (337-339)
Eusebius of Nicomedia (339-341)
Paul I, restored (341-342)
Macedonius I (342-346)
Paul I, restored (346-351)
Macedonius I, restored (351-360)
Eudoxius of Antioch (360-370)
Demophilus (370-379)
Euagrius (370 or 379)
Maximus (380)
Gregory I Nazianzus the Theologian (379-381)
Nectarius (381-397)
John I Chrysostom (398-404)
Arsacius of Tarsus (404-405)
Atticus (406-425)
Sisinnius I (426-427)
Nestorius (428-431)
Maximianus (431-434)
Proclus (434-446)
Phlabianus or Flavian (446-449)
Anatolius (449-451)

Patriarchs of Constantinople (since 451)
Anatolius (451-458)
Gennadius I (458-471)
Acacius (471-488)
Fravitta or Phrabitas (488-489)
Euphemius (489-495)
Macedonius II (495-511)
Timothy I or Timotheus I (511-518)
John II Cappadocia (518-520)
Epiphanius (520-535)
Anthimus I (535-536)
Menas (536-552)
Eutychius (552-565, 577-582)
John III Scholasticus (565-577)
John IV Nesteutes (582-595)
Cyriacus or Kyriakos (Greek) (596-606)
Thomas I (607-610)
Sergius I (610-638)
Pyrrhus I (638-641)
Paul II (641-653)
Peter (654-666)
Thomas II (667-669)
John V (669-675)
Constantine I (675-677)
Theodore I (677-679)
George I (679-686)
Paul III (687-693)
Callinicus I (693-705)
Cyrus (705-711)
John VI (712-715)
Germanus I of Constantinople (715-730)
Anastasius (730-754)
Constantine II (754-766)
Nicetas (766-780)
Paul IV (780-784)
Saint Tarasius (784-806)
Nicephorus I (806-815)
Theodotus I of Cassiteras (815-821)
Antony I of Constantinople (821-836)
John VII Grammaticus (836-843)
Methodius I (843-847)
Ignatius I (847- December 25 858, 867- October 23 877)
Photius I the Great (December 25 858-867, 877-886)
Stephan I (886-893)
Antony II Kauleas (893-901)
Nicholas I Mysticus (901-907, 912-925)
Euthymius I Syncellus (907-912)
Stephan II of Amasea (925-928)
Tryphon (928-931)
Theophylactus (933-956)
Polyeuctus (956-970)
Basil I Skamandrenus (970-974)
Antony III Studites (974-980)
Nicholas II Chrysoberges (984-996)
Sisinnius II (996-998)
Sergius II (999-1019)
Eustathius (1019-1025)
Alexus I Studites (1025-1043)
Michael I Cerularius (1043-1058)
Costantine III Lichoudas (1059-1063)
John VIII Xiphilinus (1064-1075)
Cosmas I (1075-1081)
Eustathius Garidas (1081-1084)
Nicholas III Grammaticus (1084-1111)
John IX Agapetus (1111-1134)
Leon Styppes (1134-1143)
Michael II Kurkuas (1143-1146)
Cosmas II Atticus (1146-1147)
Nicholas IV Muzalon (1147-1151)
Theodotus II (1151-1153)
Neophytus I (1153)
Constantine V Chliarenus (1154-1156)
Luke Chrysoberges (1156-1169)
Micheal III of Anchialus (1170-1177)
Chariton (1177-1178)
Theodosius I Borradiotes (1179-1183)
Basil II Carnaterus (1183-1186)
Nicetas II Muntanes (1186-1189)
Leon Theotokites (1189-1190)
Dositheus (1190-1191)
George II Xiphilinus (1191-1198)
John X Camaterus (1198-1206)
Michael IV Autoreianus (1207-1213)
Theodore II Eirenicus (1213-1215)
Maximus II (1215)
Manuel I Charitopoulos (1215-1222)
Germanus II (1222-1240)
Methodius II (1240)
vacancy 1240-1244
Manuel II (1244-1255)
Arsenius Autoreianus (1255-1259, 1261-1267)
Nicephorus II (1260-1261)
Germanus III (1267)
Joseph I Galesiotes (1267-1275)
John XI Bekkos (1275-1282)
Gregory II Cyprius (1283-1289)
Athanasius I (1289-1293, 1303-1309)
John XII (1294-1303)
Nephon I (1310-1314)
John XIII Glykys (1315-1320)
Gerasimus I (1320-1321)
Jesaias (1323-1334)
John XIV Kalekas (1334-1347)
Isidore I (1347-1350)
Callistus I (1350-1354, 1355-1363)
Philotheus Kokkinos (1354-1355, 1364-1376)
Macarius (1376-1379, 1390-1391)
Neilus Kerameus (1379-1388)
Antony IV (1389-1390, 1391-1397)
Callistus II Xanothopoulos (1397)
Matthew I (1397-1410)
Euthymius II (1410-1416)
Joseph II (1416-1439)
Metrophanes II (1440-1443)
Gregory III Mammas (1443-1450)
Athanasius II (1450-1453)
Gennadius II Scholarius (1453-1456, 1458, 1462-1463)
Isidore II Xanthopoulos (1456-1457)
Sophronius I Syropoulos (1463-1464)
Gennadius (1464)
Joasaph I (1464, 1464-1466)
Marcus II (1466)
Symeon I (1466, 1471-1474, 1481-1486)
Dionysius I (1466-1471, 1489-1491)
Raphael I (1475-1476)
Maximus III (1476-1481)
Nephon II (1486-1488, 1497-1498, 1502)
Maximus IV (1491-1497)
Joachim I (1498-1502, 1504)
Pachomius I (1503-1504, 1504-1513)
Theoleptus I (1513-1522)
Jeremias I (1522-1545)
Joannicus I (1546)
Dionysius II (1546-1555)
Joasaph II (1555-1565)
Metrophanes III (1565-1572, 1579-1580)
Jeremias II Tranos (1572-1579, 1580-1584. 1587-1595)
Pachomius II (1584-1585)
Theoleptus II (1585-1586)
Matthew II (1596, 1598-1602, 1603)
Gabriel I (1596)
Theophanes I Karykes (1597)
Meletius I Pegas (coadjutor) (1597-1598, 1601
Neophytus II (1602-1603, 1607-1612)
Raphael II (1603-1607)
Timotheus (1612-1620)
Cyril I Lucaris (1612, 1620-1623, 1623-1630, 1630-1633, 1633-1634, 1634-1635, 1637-1638)
Gregory IV (1623)
Anthimus II (1623)
Cyril II Kontares (1633, 1635-1636, 1638-1639)
Athanasius III Patelaros (1634)
Neophytus III (1636-1637)
Parthenius I (1639-1644)
Parthenius II (1644-1646, 1648-1651)
Joannicus II (1646-1648, 1651-1652, 1653-1654, 1655-1656))
Cyril III (1652-1654)
Parthenius III (1656-1657)
Gabriel II (1657)
Parthenius IV (1657-1662, 1665-1667, 1671, 1675-1676, 1684, 1685)
Theophanes II (1659)
Dionysius III (1662-1665)
Clement (1667)
Methodius III (1668-1671)
Dionysius IV Muselimes (1671-1673, 1676-1679, 1682-1684, 1686, 1687, 1693-1694)
Gerasimus II (1673-1674)
Athanasius IV (1679)
James (1679-1682, 1685-1686, 1687-1688)
Callinicus II (1688, 1689-1693, 1694-1702)
Neophytus IV (1688)
Gabriel III (1702-1707)
Neophytus V (1707)
Cyprianus I (1707-1709, 1713-1714)
Athanasius V (1709-1711)
Cyril IV (1711-1713)
Cosmas III (1714-1716)
Jeremias III (1716-1726. 1732-1733)
Paisius II (1726-1732, 1740-1743, 1744-1748)
Serapheim I (1733-1734)
Neophytus VI (1734-1740, 1743-1744)
Cyril V (1748-1751, 1752-1757)
Callinicus III (1757)
Serapheim II (1757-1761)
Joannicus III (1761-1763)
Samuel I Chatzeres (1763-1768, 1773-1774)
Meletius II (1769-1769)
Theodosius II (1769-1773)
Sophoronius II (1774-1780)
Gabriel IV (1780-1785)
Procopius I (1785-1789)
Neophytus VII (1789-1794, 1798-1801)
Gerasimus III (1794-1797)
Gregory V (1797-1798, 1806-1808, 1818-1821)
Callinicus IV (1801-1806. 1808-1809)
Jeremias IV (1809-1813)
Cyril VI (1813-1818)
Eugenius II (1821-1822)
Anthimus III (1822-1824)
Chrysanthus I (1824-1826)
Agathangelus I (1826-1830)
Constantius I (1830-1834)
Constantius II (1834-1835)
Gregory VI (1835-1840, 1867-1871)
Anthimus IV (1840-1841, 1848-1852)
Anthimus V (1841-1842)
Germanus IV (1842-1845, 1852-1853)
Meletius III (1845)
Anthimus VI (1845-1848, 1853-1855, 1871-1873)
Cyril VII (1855-1860)
Joachim II (1860-1863, 1873-1878)
Sophoronius III (1863-1866)
Joachim III (1878-1884, 1901-1912)
Joachim IV (1884-1887)
Dionysius V (1887-1891)
Neophytus VIII (1891-1894)
Anthimus VII (1895-1897)
Constantine V (1897-1901)
Germanus V (1913-1918)
vacancy 1918-1921
Meletius IV Metaxakis (1921-1923)
Gregory VII (1923-1924)
Constantine VI (1924-1925)
Basil III (1925-1929)
Photius II (1929-1935)
Benjamin I (1936-1946)
Maximus V (1946-1948)
Athenagoras (1948-1972)
Demetrius I (1972-1991)
Bartholomew I (1991-present)

 

[Rick of Wessex]

See of Antioch

Saint Peter the Apostle (founder) c.37 - c.53
Saint Evodius c.53 - c.68
Saint Ignatius c.68 - 107
Hero 107 - c.127
Cornelius c.127 - c.154
Eros c.154 - c.169
Theophilus c.169 - 182
Maximus I 182 - 191
Serapion 191 - 211
Ascelpiades 211 - 220
Philetus 220 - 231
Zebinnus 231 - 237
Saint Babylas 237 - 253
Fabius 253 - 256
Demetrius 256 - 260
Paul of Samosata 260 - 272
Domnus I 268 - 273
Timaeus 273 - 282
Cyril 283 - 303
Tyrannos 304 - 314
Vitalis 314 - 320
Saint Philogonus 320 - 323
Paulinus of Tyre 323 - 224
Saint Eustathius 324 - 337
Eulalius 331 - 333
Euphornius 333 - 334
Philaclus 334 - 342
Stephanus I 342 - 344
Leontius 344 - 357
Eudoxius 358 - 359
Euzoius 360
Saint Meletius 361 - 381
Flavian I 381 - 404
Porphyrus 404 - 412
Alexander 412 - 417
Theodotus 417 - 428
John I 428 - 442
Domnus II 442 - 449
Maximus II 449 - 455
Basil 456 - 458
Acacius 458 - 461
Martyrius 461 - 465
Peter the Fuller 465 - 466
Julian 466 - 476
Peter the Fuller (restored) 476 - 488
John II 488 - 490
Stephanus II 490 - 495
Callandion 495 - 496
Palladius 496 - 498
Flavian II 498 - 512
Severus of Antioch 512 - 518
Paul I 518 - 521
Euphrosius 521 - 528
Ephrem of Amid 528 - 546
Domnus III (546 - 561)
Anastasius the Sinaite (561 - 571)
Gregory (571 - 594)
Anastasius the Sinaite (restored) (593 - 599)
Anastasius II (599 - 610)
Gregory II (610 - 620)
Anastasius III (620 - 628)
Macedonius (628 - 640)
George I (640 - 656)
Macarius (656 - 681)
Theophanes (681 - 687)
Sebastian (687 - 690)
George II (690 - 695)
Alexander (695 - 702)
vacancy 702 - 742
Stephen IV (742 - 744)
Theophylact (744 - 751)
Theodore (751 - 797)
John IV (797 - 810)
Job (810 - 826)
Nicholas (826 - 834)
Simeon (834 - 840)
Elias (840 - 852)
Theodosius I (852 - 860)
Nicholas II (860 - 879)
Michael (879 - 890)
Zacharias (890 - 902)
George III (902 - 917)
Job II (917 - 939)
Eustratius (939 - 960)
Christopher (960 - 966)
Theodorus II (966 - 977)
Agapius (977 - 995)
John IV (995 - 1000)
Nicholas III (1000 - 1003)
Elias II (1003 - 1010)
George Lascaris (1010 - 1015)
Macarius the Virtuous (1015 - 1023)
Eleutherius (1023 - 1028)
Peter III (1028 - 1051)
John VI, also known as Dionysus (1051 - 1062)
Aemilian (1062 - 1075)
Theodosius II (1075 - 1084)
Nicephorus (1084 - 1090)
John VII (1090 - 1155)
John IX (1155 - 1159)
Euthymius (1159 - 1164)
Macarius (1164 - 1166)
Athanasius I (1166 - 1180)
Theodosius III (1180 - 1182)
Elias III (1182 - 1184)
Christopher II (1184 - 1185)
Theodore IV (Balsamon) (1185 - 1199) [2]
Joachim (1199 - 1219)
Dorotheus (1219 - 1245)
Simeon II (1245 - 1268)
Euthymius II (1268 - 1269)
Theodosius IV (1269 - 1276) [3]
Theodosius V (1276 - 1285)
Arsenius (1285 - 1293)
Dionysius (1293 - 1308)
Mark (1308 - 1342)
Ignatius II (1342 - 1386) [4]
Pachomius (1386 - 1393)
Nilus (1393 - 1401)
Michael III (1401 - 1410)
Pachomius II (1410 - 1411)
Joachim II (1411 - 1426)
Mark III (1426 - 1436)
Dorotheus II (1436 - 1454)
Michael IV (1454 - 1476)
Mark IV (1476)
Joachim III (1476 - 1483)
Gregory III (1483 - 1497)
Dorotheus III (1497 - 1523)
Michael V (1523 - 1541)
Dorotheus IV (1541 - 1543
Joachim IV (Ibn Juma) (1543 - 1576)
Michael VI (Sabbagh) (1577 - 1581)
Joachim V (1581 - 1592)
Joachim VI (1593 - 1604)
Dorotheus V (1604 - 1611)
Athanasius III (Dabbas) (1611 - 1619)
Ignatius III (Attiyah) (1619 - 1631)
Euthymius III (1635 - 1636)
Euthymius IV (1636 - 1648)
Michael III (Zaim) (1648 - 1672)
Neophytos (1674 - 1684)
Athanasius IV (Dabbas) (1686 - 1694)
Cyril III (Zaim) (1694 - 1720)
Athanasius IV (Dabbas) (1720 - 1724) [5]
Sylvester (1724 - 1766)
Philemon (1766 - 1767)
Daniel (1767 - 1791)
Euthymius (1792 - 1813)
Seraphim (1813 - 1823)
Methodius (1843 - 1859)
Hierotheos (1850 - 1885)
Gerasimos (1885 - 1891)
Spyridon (1892 - 1898)
Meletius II (Doumani) (1899 - 1906)
Gregory IV(Haddad) (1906 - 1928)
Alexander III (Tahan) (1928 - 1958)
Theodosius VI (Abourjaily) (1958 - 1970)
Elias IV (Muawad) (1970-1979)
Ignatius IV (Hazim) (1979-present )



[1] Severus was the last Monophysite Patriarch of Antioch, and thus was deposed by the Church in 518 AD.

[2] With Theodore IV, the Patriachate was in exile, at first at Constantinople, having been replaced by a Latin Patriarch.

[3] With Theodosius IV, the Patriachate returned to Antioch.

[4] With Ignatius, the Patriachate transferred to Damascus.

[5] By the end of Atahanasius IV rule, a group left the Patriarchate and was received by the Roman Catholic Church, giving birth to the Melkite church.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org

 

[Rick of Wessex]

See of Alexandria

Saint Mark the Evangelist (founder, 43-63)
Anianus (61-82)
Avilius (83-95)
Kedron (96-106)
Primus (106-118)
Justus (118-129)
Eumenes (131-141)
Mark II (142-152)
Celadion (152-166)
Agrippinus (167-178)
Julian (178-189)
Demetrius (189-232)
Heraclas (232-248)
Dionysius (248-264)
Maximus (265-282)
Theonas (282-300)
Peter I (300-311)
Achillas (312-313)
Alexander I (313-328)
Athanasius I (328-339)
Gregory of Cappadocia (339 - 346)
Athanasius I (restored) (346 - 373)
Peter II (373-380)
Timothy I (380-385)
Theophilus I (385-412)
Cyril I (412-444)
Dioscorus I (444-451) [1]
Proterius (452-457)
Timothy II (457-460)
Timothy III (460–475)
Peter III (477)
Timothy III (477–482)
John I (482)
Peter III (482–489)
Athanasius II (489–496)
John II (496–505)
John III (505–516)
Dioscorus II (516–517)
Timothy IV (517–535)
Theodosius (535–536)
Paul (537–540)
Zoilus (541–551)
Apollinarius (551–569)
John IV (569–579)
Eulogius I (581–607)
Theodore (607–609)
John V (610–619)
George I (621–631)
Cyrus (631–643)
Peter IV (643–651)
Theodore II (Coadjutor)
Peter V (Coadjutor)
Peter VI (Coadjutor)
Theophylactus (Coadjutor)
Onopsus (Coadjutor)
Cosmas I (727–768)
Politianus (768–813)
Eustatius (813–817)
Christopher I (817–841)
Sophronius I (841–860)
Michael I (860–870)
Michael II (870–903)
Christodoulus (907–932)
Eutychius (932–940)
Sophronius (941)
Isaac (941–954)
Job (954–960)
Elias I (963–1000)
Arsenius (1000–1010)
Theophilus (1010–1020)
George II (1021–1051)
Leontius (1052–1059)
Alexander II (1059–1062)
John VI (1062–1100)
Eulogius
Sabbas
Cyril II
Theodosius II
Sophronius III (1116–1171)
Elias II (1171–1175)
Eleutherius (1175–1180)
Mark III (1180–1209)
Nicholas I (1210–1243)
Gregory I (1243–1263)
Nicholas II (1263–1276)
Athanasius III (1276–1316)
Gregory II (1316–1354)
Gregory III (1354–1366)
Niphon (1366–1385)
Mark IV (1385–1389)
Nicholas III (1289–1398)
Gregory IV (1398–1412)
Nicholas IV (1412–1417)
Athanasius IV (1417–1425)
Mark V (1425–1435)
Philotheus (1435–1459)
Mark VI (1459–1484)
Gregory V (1484–1486)
Joachim (1486–1567)
Silvester (1569–1590)
Meletius I (1590–1601)
Cyril III (1601–1620)
Gerasimus I (1620–1636)
Metrophanes (1636–1639)
Nicephorus (1639–1645)
Joannicius (1645–1657)
Paisius (1657–1678)
Parthenius I (1678–1688
Gerasimus II (1688–1710)
Samuel (1710–1712)
Cosmas II (1712–1714)
Samuel (1714–1723)
Cosmas II (1723–1736)
Cosmas III (1737–1746)
Matthew (1746–1766)
Cyprian (1766–1783)
Gerasimus III (1783–1788)
Parthenius II (1788–1805)
Theophilus III (1805–1825)
Hierotheus I (1825–1845)
Artemius (1845–1847)
Hierotheus II (1847–1858)
Callinicus (1858–1861)
Jacob (1861–1865)
Nicanor (1866–1869)
Sophronius IV (1870–1899)
Photius (1900–1925)
Meletius II (1926–1935)
Nicholas V (1936–1939)
Christopher II (1939–1966)
Nicholas VI (1968–1986)
Parthenius III (1987–1996)
Peter VII (1997–2004)
Theodoros II (2004–present)


[1] In 451, following the Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon, the monophysite heresiarch Dioscorus was deposed. This resulted in the split of the Copts from the Orthodox Church of Alexandria.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org

 

[Rick of Wessex]

See of Jerusalem

Saint James the Just (founder, until 62)
Simeon (62 - 107)
Justus I (???- 111)
Zaccheus (111-134)
Tobias (???)
Benjamin I (???)
John I (???)
Matthew I (???)
Philip (???)
Senecas (???)
Justus II (???)
Levis (???)
Ephram (???)
Joseph I (???)
Judas (???- 134)
Marcus (134 -185)
Cassianus (???)
Poplius (???)
Maximus I (???)
Julian I (???)
Gaius I (???)
Symmachus (???)
Gaius II (???)
Julian II (???)
Capion (???)
Maximus II (???)
Antoninus (???)
Valens (???)
Dolichianus (???)
Narcissus (185 - 211)
Dius (???)
Germanion (???)
Gordius (???-231)
Alexander (231 - 251)
Mazabanis (251-260)
Imeneus (260-298)
Zamudas (298-300)
Ermon (300-314)
Macarius I (314-333)
Maximus III (333-348)
Cyril I (350-386)
John II (386-417)
Praulius (417-422)
Iouvenalios (422-458)
Anastasius I (458-478)
Martyrius (478-486)
Sallustius (486-494)
Elias I (494-516)
John III (51-524)

Patriarchs of Jerusalem

Peter (524-552)
Macarics II (552, 564-575)
Eustochius (552 - 564)
John IV (575 - 594)
Amos (594 - 601)
Isaac 601 - 609)
Zacharias (609 - 632)
Modestus (632 - 634)
Sophronius I (634 - 638)

Anastasius II (???-706)
John V (706-735)
Theodore (745-770)
Elias II (770-797)
George (797-807)
Thomas I (807-820)
Basileus (820-838)
John VI (838-842)
Sergius I (842-844)
Solomon (855-860)
Theodosius (862-878)
Elias III (878-907)
Gergius II (908-911)
Leontius I (912-929)
Athanasius I (929-937)
Christodolus (???-937)
Agathon (950-964)
John VII (964-966)
Christodolus II (966-969)
Thomas II (969-978)
Joseph II (980-983)
Orestes (983-1005)
Theophilus I (1012-1020)
Nicephorus I (1020-???)
Joannichius (1020-1084)
Sophronius II (???-???)
Euthemius I (???-1084)
Simon II (1084-1106)
Savvas (1106-1156)
John VIII (1106-1156)
John IX (1156-1166)
Nicephorus II (1166-1170)
Leontius II (1170-1190)
Dositheus I (1190-1191)
Marcus II (1191-???)
Euthemius II (c. 1223)
Athanasius II (1224-1236)
Sophronius III (1236-???)
Gregory I (???-1298)
Thaddaeus (1298)
Athanasius III (c. 1313-1314)
Gregory II (1322)
Lazarus (c. 1334-1368)
Arsenius (1344)
Dorotheus I (1376-1417)
Theophilus II (1417-1424)
Theophanes I (1424-1431)
Joachim (1431-???)
Theophanes II (1450)
Athanasius IV (1452-???)
Jacob II about (1460)
Abraham (1468)
Gregory III (1468-1493)
Marcus III (1503)
Dorotheus II (c. 1505-1537)
Germanus (1537-1579)
Sophronius IV (1579-1608)
Theophanes III (1608-1644)
Paiseus (1645-1660)
Nectarius I (1660-1669)
Dositheus II (1669-1707)
Chrysanthus (1707-1731)
Meletius (1731-1737)
Parthenius (1737-1766)
Ephram II (1766-1771)
Sophronius V (1771-1775)
Abramius (1775-1787)
Procopius I (1787-1788)
Anthemus (1788-1808)
Polycarpus (1808-1827)
Athanasius V (1827-1845)
Cyril II (1845-1872)
Procopius II (1872-1875)
Jerotheus (1875-1882)
Nicodemus I (1883-1890)
Gerasimus I (1891-1897)
Damianus I (1897-1931)
Timotheus I (1935-1955)
Benedict I (1957-1980)
Diodorus I (1981-2000)
Irenaios I (2001-present)

Source: http://www.jerusalem-patriarchate.org

 

[Theophorus]

If anything should be stickied it should be this.

 

[Theophorus]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Suzannah again.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Rick of Wessex again.

 

[Dust and Ashes]

BUMP


I can't believe I missed this thread and just happened across it while looking for something else!

 

[Suzannah]

I will move this over into the Chapel and I will sticky it there....we've got too many in here! LOL
But this is absolutely beautiful isn't it????

My hat is off to Rick of Wessex and Bruncvik...this is beautiful...

 

[Michael G]

See of Moscow

Metropolitans and Patriarchs of Moscow

Maximus (1283-1305)
Peter (1308-1326)
Theognostus (1328-1353)
Alexius (1354-1378)
Cyprian (1381-1382), (1390-1406)
Pimen (1382-1384)
Dionysius I (1384-1385)
Photius (1408-1431)
Isidore the Apostate (1437-1441)
Jonas (1448-1461)
Theodosius (1461-1464)
Philip I (1464-1473)
Gerontius (1473-1489)
Zosimus (1490-1494)
Simon (1495-1511)
Varlaam (1511-1521)
Daniel (1522-1539)
Joasaphus (1539-1542)
Macarius (1542-1563)
Arthansius (1564-1566)
Gherman (1566)
Philip II (1566-1568)
Cyril (1568-1572)
Anthony (1572-1581)
Dionysius II (1581-1587)

Patriarch Jove (1589-1605)
Patriarch Ignatius (1605-1606)
Patriarch Hermogenus (1606-1612)
Patriarch Philaret (1619-1633)
Patriarch Joasaphus I (1634-1642)
Patriarch Joseph (1642-1652)
Patriarch Nikon (1652-1658)
Pitirim of Krutitsy, Coadjutor (1658-1667)
Patriarch Joasaphus II (1667-1672)
Patriarch Pitirim (of Krutitsy) (1672-1673)
Patriarch Joachim (1674-1690)
Patriarch Adrian (1690-1700)

Stefan of Ryazan, Coadjutor (1700-1721)
Joseph (1742-1745)
Plato I (1745-1754)
Hilarion of Krutitsy, Coadjutor (1754-1757)
Timothy (1757-1767)
Ambrosius (1768-1771)
Samouel of Krutitsy, Coadjutor (1771-1775)
Plato II (1775-1811)
Augustin (1811-1819)
Serafim (1819-1821)
Filaret (1821-1867
Innocent (1868-1879)
Macarius I (1879-1882)
Joannicius (1882-1891)
Leontius (1891-1893)
Sergius (1893-1898)
Vladimir (1898-1912)
Macarius II (1912-1917)

Patriarch Tikhon (1917-1925)
Sergius of Nizhny Novgorod, Coadjutor (1927-1943)
Patriarch Sergius I (of Nizhny Novgorod) (1943-1945)
Patriarch Alexius I (1945-1970)

*Note: Patriarch Jove was the first Metropolitan of Moscow who was elevated to the Rank of Patriarch. The Patriarchate was dismantled by Tzar Peter the Great in 1700 due to his wishes to westernize Russia. The Patriarchate was restored with the elevation of Patriarch Tikhon in 1917.


Patriarch Pimen I (1971-1990)
Patriarch Alexius II (1990-present)

 

[Apostolos]

See of Athens:
A.Roman Era (up to 395 AD)

St. Paul of Tarsus the Apostle (founder)
Ierotheos ~52
Dionysios I 52-96
Narkissos 117-138
Puplios 161-180
Kodratos ~200
Leonidas ~250
Olympios ???
Pistos 325
Clematios 4th century

B.Byzantine Era (395-1024)

Modestos ~431
Athanasios I 451-458
Anatolios ~459
John (Ioannis) I 5th century
John II ~680
Andrew (Andreas) ~694
Theocharistos ~702
Marinos ~704
John III ~714

732: Submission to the Patriarchate of Constantinople

Gregory (Gregorios) I ~780
Adamantios ~810
John IV ~819
Theodosios 9th century
Hypatios 9th century
Demetrios I 9th century
Germanos I (Archbishop) ~841
Demetrios II 846-857
Gabriel I 858-860
Gregory II ???
Kosmas ???
Niketas I 869/870-881
Savvas I ~881
Anastasios ~889
Savvas II ~914
George (Georgios) I ~922
Niketas II ~927
Constantinos ~965
Philippos ~981
Theodegios ~1007
Michael I ~1030
Leon I ~1061
Leon II ~1069
John V ~1087
Niketas III ~1103
Nikephoros ~1112
Gerasimos ???
George II 1156-1157
Nicholas (Nicholaos) I 1166-1172(?)
Michael II 12th century
Theophylaktos 12th century
George III ~1172
George IV ~1180

C. Latin Occupation of Greece (1204-1456)

Michael III 1182-1222
Meletios I 1275-1289
Lazaros ~1300
Neophytos I ~1336
Anthimos I ~1366
Nikodemos ~1371
Dorotheos I ~1387
Makarios I ~1394/95
Gervasios ~1432
Phantinos 1440-1443
Theodore (Theodoros) ~1453

D.Ottoman Occupation of Greece (1456-1822)

Isidoros ~1456
Dorotheos II ~1472
Anthimos II ~1489
Neophytos II ~1492
Lavrentios 1528-1546
Kallistos 1550-1564
Sophronios I 1565-1570
Nikanor 1574-1592
Theophanes I 1592-1597
Neophytos III 1597-1602
Samuel 1602
Nathanael 1602-1606
Anthimos III 1606-1611
Cyrillos I 1611-1619
Metrophanes 1619-1620
Theophanes II 1620-1633
Sophronios II 1633-1636
Daniel 1636-1665
Anthimos IV 1665-1676
James (Iakovos) I 1676-1686
Athanasios II 1686-1689
Makarios II 1689-1693
Anthimos V 1693-1699
Cyrillos II 1699-1703
Meletios II 1703-1713
James II 1713-1734
Zacharias 1734-1740
Anthimos VI 1741-1756 and 1760-1764
Bartholomew (Vartholomaeos) 1764-1771 and 1775-1780
Neophytos IV 1771-1775
Gabriel II 1781
Benedictos 1781-1785 and 1785-1797
Athanasios III 1785-1787 and 1797-1799
Gregory IV 1799-1820
Dionysios II 1820-1822

E. 1822-Present Day

Gregory IV 1827-1828
Anthimos VII 1828-1833

Unilateral declaration of the Autocephalon from the Church of Greece (July 23rd 1833). Schism between the Patriarchate of Constantinople and the Church of Greece. July 29th 1850: The Patriarchate accepts the Autocephalon of the Church of Greece

Neophytos V 1833-1861
Misael IV 1861-1862
Theophilos 1862-1872
Prokopios I 1874-1889
Germanos II 1889-1896
Prokopios II 1896-1901
Theokletos I 1902-1917 and 1920-1922
Meletios III 1918-1920

The Bishop of Athens is proclaimed Archbishop (December 31st 1923)

Chrysostomos I 1923-1938
Damascenos 1938 and 1941-1949
Chrysanthos 1938-1941
Spyridon 1949-1956
Dorotheos III 1956-1957
Theokletos II 1957-1962
James III 1962
Chrysostomos II 1962-1967
Ieronymos 1967-1974
Seraphim 1974-1998
Christodoulos 1998-present day

 

[clementor]

I would like to see more about the Cypriot church.

 

[kamalayka]

See of Rome, Chair of Peter

o St. Peter (??- 67)
o St. Linus (67 - 79)
o St. Anacletus (79 - 92)
o St. Clement I (92 - 101)
o St. Evaristus (101 - 105)
o St. Alexander I (105 - 115)
o St. Sixtus I (115 - 125)
o St. Telesphorus (125 - 136)
o St. Hyginis (136 - 140)
o St. Pius I (140 - 155)
o St. Anicetus (155 - 166)
o St. Soter (166 - 175)
o St. Eleutherius (175 - 189)
o St. Victor I (189 - 199)
o St. Zephyrinus (199 - 217)
o St. Callistus I (217 - 222)
o St. Urban I (222 - 230)
o St. Pontian (230 - 235)
o St. Anterius (235 - 236)
o St. Fabian (236 - 250)
o St. Cornelius (251 - 253)
o St. Lucius I (253 - 254)
o St. Stephen I (254 - 257)
o St. Sixtus II (257 - 258)
o St. Dionysius (259 - 268)
o St. Felix I (269 - 274)
o St. Eutychian (275 - 283)
o St. Gaius/Caius (283 - 296)
o St. Marcellinus (296 - 304)
o St. Marcellus I (308 - 309)
o St. Eusebius (309)
o St. Miltiades (311 - 314)
o St. Sylvester I (314 - 335)
o St. Mark (336)
o St. Julius I (337 - 352)
o Liberius (352 - 366)
o St. Damasus I (366 - 384)
o St. Siricius (384 - 399)
o St. Anastasius I (399 - 401)
o St. Innocent I (401 - 417)
o St. Zosimus (417 - 418)
o St. Bonaface I (418 - 422)
o St. Celestine I (422 - 432)
o St. Sixtus III (432 - 440)
o St. Leo I (440 - 461)
o St. Hilary (461 - 468)
o St. Simplicius (468 - 483)
o St. Felix III/II (483 - 492)
o St. Gelasius I (492 - 496)
o Anastasius II (496 - 498)
o St. Symmachus (498 - 514)
o St. Hormisdas (514 - 523)
o St. John I (523 - 526)
o St. Felix IV/III (526 - 530)
o Bonaface II (530 - 532)
o John II (533 - 535)
o St. Agapitus I (535 - 536)
o St. Silverius (536 - 537)
o Vigilius (537 - 555)
o Pelagius I (556 - 561)
o John III (561 - 574)
o Benedict I (575 - 579)
o Pelagius II (579 - 590)
o St. Gregory I (590 - 604)
o Sabinian (604 - 606)
o Bonaface III (607)
o St. Bonaface IV (608 - 615)
o St. Deusdedit I (615 - 618)
o Bonaface V (619 - 625)
o Honorius I (625 - 638)
o Severinus (640)
o John IV (640 - 642)
o Theodore I (642 - 649)
o St. Martin I (649 - 655)
o St. Eugene I (654 - 657)
o St. Vitalian (657 - 672)
o Deusdedit II (672 - 676)
o Donus (676 - 678)
o St. Agatho (678 - 681)
o St. Leo II (682 - 683)
o St. Benedict II (684 - 685)
o John V (685 - 686)
o Conon (686 - 687)
o St. Serius I (687 - 701)
o John VI (701 - 705)
o John VII (705 - 707)
o Sisinnius (708)
o Constantine (708 - 715)
o St. Gregory II (715 - 731)
o St. Gregory III (731 - 741)
o St. Zachary (741 - 752)
o Stephen (II) (752)
o Stephen II/III (752 - 757)
o St. Paul I (757 - 767)
o Stephen III/IV (768 - 772)
o Adrian I (772 - 795)
o St. Leo III (795 - 816)
o Stephen IV/V (816 - 817)
o St. Paschal I (817 - 824)
o Eugene II (824 - 827)
o Valentine (827)
o Gregory IV (827 - 844)
o Serius II (844 - 847)
o St. Leo IV (847 - 855)
o Benedict III (855 - 858)
o St. Nicholas I (858 - 867)
o Adrian II (867 - 872)
o John VIII (872 - 882)
o Marinus I (882 - 884)
o St. Adrian III (884 - 885)
o St. Stephen V/VI (885 - 891)
o Formosus (891 - 896)
o Bonaface VI (896)
o Stephen VI/VII (896 - 897)
o Romanus (897)
o Theodore II (897)
o John IX (898 - 900)
o Benedict IV (900 - 903)
o Leo V (903)
o Sergius III (904 - 911)
o Anastasius III (911 - 913)
o Lando (913 - 914)
o John X (914 - 928)
o Leo VI (928)
o Stephen VII/VIII (928 - 931)
o John XI (931 - 935)
o Leo VII (936 - 939)
o Stephen VIII/IX (939 - 942)
o Marinus II (942 - 946)
o Agapitus II (946 - 955)
o John XII (955 - 964)
o Leo VIII (963 - 965)
o Benedict V (964 - 966)
o John XIII (965 - 972)
o Benedict VI (973 - 974)
o Benedict VII (974 - 983)
o John XIV (983 - 984)
o John XV (984 - 996)
o Gregory V (996 - 999)
o Silvester II (999 - 1003)
o John XVII (1003)
o John XVIII (1004 - 1009)
o Sergius IV (1009 - 1012)
o Benedict VIII (1012 - 1024)
o John XIX (1024 - 1032)
o Benedict IX (1) (1032 - 1044)
o Silvester III (1045)
o Benedict IX (2) (1045)
o Gregory VI (1045 - 1046)
o Clement II (1046 - 1047)
o Benedict IX (3) (1047 - 1048)
o Damasus II (1048)
o St. Leo IX (1049 - 1054)
o Victor II (1055 - 1057)
o Stephen IX/X (1057 - 1058)
o Nicholas II (1059 - 1061)
o Alexander II (1061 - 1073)
o St. Gregory VII (1073 - 1085)
o Bl. Victor III (1086 - 1087)
o Bl. Urban II (1088 - 1099)
o Paschal II (1099 - 1118)
o Gelasius II (1118 - 1119)
o Callistus II (1119 - 1124)
o Honorius II (1124 - 1130)
o Innocent II (1130 - 1143)
o Celestine II (1143 - 1144)
o Lucius II (1144 - 1145)
o Bl. Eugene III (1145 - 1153)
o Anastasius IV (1153 - 1154)
o Adrian IV (1154 - 1159)
o Alexander III (1159 - 1181)
o Lucius III (1181 - 1185)
o Urban III (1185 - 1187)
o Gregory VIII (1187)
o Clement III (1187 - 1191)
o Celestine III (1191 - 1198)
o Innocent III (1198 - 1216)
o Honorius III (1216 - 1227)
o Gregory IX (1227 - 1241)
o Celestine IV (1241)
o Innocent IV (1243 - 1254)
o Alexander IV (1254 - 1261)
o Urban IV (1261 - 1264)
o Clement IV (1265 - 1268)
o Bl. Gregory X (1271 - 1276)
o Bl. Innocent V (1276)
o Adrian V (1276)
o John XXI (1276 - 1277)
o Nicholas III (1277 - 1280)
o Martin IV (1281 - 1285)
o Honorius IV (1285 - 1287)
o Nicholas IV (1288 - 1292)
o St. Celestine V (1292)
o Bonaface VIII (1292 - 1303)
o Bl. Benedict XI (1303 - 1304)
o Clement V (1305 - 1314)
o John XXII (1316 - 1334)
o Benedict XII (1334 - 1342)
o Clement VI (1342 - 1352)
o Innocent VI (1352 - 1362)
o Bl. Urban V (1362 - 1370)
o Gregory XI (1370 - 1378)
o Urban VI (1378 - 1389)
o Bonaface XI (1389 - 1404)
o Innocent VII (1404 - 1406)
o Gregory XII (1406 - 1415)
o Martin V (1417 - 1431)
o Eugene IV (1431 - 1447)
o Nicholas V (1447 - 1455)
o Callistus III (1455 - 1458)
o Pius II (1458 - 1464)
o Paul II (1464 - 1471)
o Sixtus IV (1471 - 1484)
o Innocent VIII (1484 - 1492)
o Alexander VI (1492 - 1503)
o Pius III (1503)
o Julius II (1503 - 1513)
o Leo X (1513 - 1521)
o Adrian VI (1522 - 1523)
o Clement VII (1523 - 1534)
o Paul III (1534 - 1549)
o Julius III (1550 - 1555)
o Marcellus II (1555)
o Paul IV (1555 - 1559)
o Pius IV (1559 - 1565)
o St. Pius V (1566 - 1572)
o Gregory XIII (1572 - 1585)
o Sixtus V (1585 - 1590)
o Urban VII (1590)
o Gregory XIV (1590 - 1591)
o Innocent IX (1591)
o Clement VIII (1592 - 1605)
o Leo XI (1605)
o Paul V (1605 - 1621)
o Gregory XV (1621 - 1623)
o Urban VIII (1623 - 1644)
o Innocent X (1644 - 1655)
o Alexander VII (1655 - 1667)
o Clement IX (1667 - 1669)
o Clement X (1670 - 1676)
o Bl. Innocent XI (1676 - 1689)
o Alexander VIII (1689 - 1691)
o Innocent XII (1691 - 1700)
o Clement XI (1700 - 1721)
o Innocent XIII (1721 - 1724)
o Benedict XIII (1724 - 1730)
o Clement XII (1730 - 1740)
o Benedict XIV (1740 - 1758)
o Clement XIII (1758 - 1769)
o Clement XIV (1769 - 1774)
o Pius VI (1775 - 1799)
o Pius VII (1800 - 1823)
o Leo XII (1823 - 1829)
o Pius VIII (1829 - 1830)
o Gregory XVI (1831 - 1846)
o Pius IX (1846 - 1878)
o Leo XIII (1878 - 1903)
o St. Pius X (1903 - 1914)
o Benedict XV (1914 - 1922)
o Pius XI (1922 - 1939)
o Pius XII (1939 - 1958)
o John XXIII (1958 - 1963)
o Paul VI (1963 - 1978)
o John Paul I (1978)
o John Paul II (1978 - 2005)
o Benedict XVI (2005 - )​

 

[Michael G]

Sorry, Peter was not the first bishop of Rome. He was bishop of Antioch. Bishops are Bishops of one city, not 2. He was in Rome for less than a year. Kam, you can get away with debating us in the Justin Martyr sub-forum, but this is not a debate forum. If you are here to attempt to prostelytize I must warn you it will be met with the most strict resistance. Plenty of other members of OBOB have tried it before only to fail.

 

[Michael G]

FURTHER, the Apostolic Succession of the Roman See ended with the death of Pope Leo IX in 1054.

 

[mysho44]

I would like to see more about the Cypriot church.

Here is a list of Archbishops of the Autocephalous Greek Cypriot Orthodox Church since its foundation with known dates of enthronement:

St. Barnabas (45 A.D)
Gelassios (325)
St. Epiphanios (368)
Stavrinos (403)
Troilos (431)
Reginos (431)
Olympios (449)
Stavrinos II (457)
Anthemios (470)
Olympios II (During the reign of Justinian)
Philoxenos (During the reign of Justinian)
Damianos (During the reign of Justinian)
Sophronios (During the reign of Justinian)
Gregorios (During the reign of Justinian)
Arkadios (During the reign of Justinian)
Plutarch (620)
Arkadios II (630)
Serghios (643)
Epiphanios II (681)
Ioannis (691)
Georgios (750)
Constantine (783)
Epiphanios III (890)
Vasilios
Nicholaos
Ioannis II (1151)
Barnabas II (1175)
Sophronios II (1191)
Isaias (1209)
Neophytos (1222)
Georgios II (1254)
Germanos (1260)

During the Lusignan and later Venetian rule from 1260-1571 the Church of Cyprus ceased to be autocephalous and came under the direct rule of the Papacy, its fourteen Dioceses was reduced to four until 1571 when the Ottomans, for expedient administrative reasons, restored to the Orthodox Church of Cyprus all its previous privileges and rights.

Timotheos (1572)
Lavrentios (1580)
Neophytos (1592)
Athanassios (1592)
Veniamin (1600)
Christodoulos (1606)
Nikephorus (1641)
Ilarion Kigalas (1674)
Christodoulos II (1682)
Iacovos (1691)
Germanos II (1695)
Patriarch of Antioch Athanasios (1705)
Iacovos II (1709)
Silvestros (1718)
Philotheos (1734)
Paissios (1759)
Chrysanthos (1767)
Kyprianos (1810)
Ioakim (1821)
Damaskinos (1824)
Panaretos (1827)
Ioannikos (1840)
Kyrillos (1849)
Makarios I (1854)
Sophronios III (1865)
Kyrillos II (1909)
Kyrillos III (1916)
Leontios (1947)
Makarios II (1947)
Makarios III (1950) Archbishop and first President of the Republic Cyprus
Chrysostomos I (1977)
Chrysostomos II (2006)

 

[Ortho_Cat]

Excuse my ignorance, but what happened between 45-325 AD?

 

[mysho44]

Excuse my ignorance, but what happened between 45-325 AD?

Hi ortho_cat

Good question. I think that it has something to do with the Cypriot Church claiming St. Barnabas as its founder(being martyred in Cyprus) as a way to end the supremacy of the Patriarch of Antioch, but honestly I don't really know.

 

[Doug1956]

Michael, what is your source for this list?

 

[Doug1956]

Excuse my ignorance, M ichael, but who was the actual first Bishop of Rome then? And where can I find the sources that state this? Thank you so much.