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274 VIII. VALLEY OF THE KAZANES AND INDOS.

APPENDIX II.

LIST OF BISHOPS.

1. Themisonion.

Mayvos ©ejuauiv rrjs <Ppvyias Cone. Selene, a.d. 359-

Z&5crt/xos 7roAeo)s Qefxtaaov Cone. Ckalced. 451.

'Icoavvris ®aij.\j/L0vi:6\eais Cone. Constant. 869.
Le Quien, who omits Magnus, recognizes Zosimos and Joannes as
bishops of Thampsioupolis; while he distinguishes another bishopric
Themizonium, with one bishop Matthias in 503. But this Matthias is
really the bishop of Temenothyrai of 451, as any one who compares the
list of 503 with those of 451 will recognize at once1. He occurs with
varying forms of the place-name, Themesianensis., Themenothirensis, &c.

2. Cibyra.

Leontius Cibyritanus 325.
Leontius Cibyrensis 381.
Apellas Kifivpas 431.
Erasmus Cibyrae $$3-
Gregorius Kifivpas 7H7.
Stephanus Cibyrae 870.
This is Le Quien's list unaltered.

3. Lagbe, Lagoue, Lagoe, whence the adj. Lagoenos, La.gen.os.

Zacharias 7ro'A.e(o? Aayrjv&v 692.
Constantinus KaWray, Aayv&v 787.
Elissacus Aayqv&v ) Q
Basilius Aayqv&v i

1 It is well known that through some error a list of the bishops at Chalcedon
451 has been attached to the Roman Council 503.