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158 IV. MOSSYNA, MOTELLA, DIONYSOPOLIS, ETC.

Hieron Anastasiopolitanorum Cone. V 553.
Marianus'A!/acrra<rioi>77o'A.ea>j Cone. Phot. 879 probably is of Galatia

Prima.
Eustratius 4>o'/3ou 879 was probably bishop of the joint diocese.

3. Motella.

Michael, mentioned in an inscr. CB no. 13 dated 556.

Cyriacus, meirtioned in an inscr. Hogarth no. 28, dated perhaps

667.
Eudoxius Trpeo-fivTepos pova^os kcu roiroTi]pi]Ty}s tov Opovov tov

MereWovaoKecos- Cone. Nicaen. II 787.
Michael MereAAou7roA.ea>s 869 and 879.

3. Mossyna.

Gennadius Mcxr6va>v 451.
Joannes MocrweW TroAeco? 692.
Theophylactus Moavvoiv 787.
Euthymius Mosynorum 869.
Constantinus Mocrvvwv 879 1-

Thomas pova^os Mo<rvva>v is mentioned in a list of monks at
Cone. Nicaen. II 787.

1 Paul and Joannes of Mosynopolis are Thracian bishops.