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Athanasius I Manasses — Wikipedia (en)

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Athanasius I Manasses (Greek: Ἀθανάσιος Μανασσῆς, romanized: Athanasios Manassēs; died 29 June 1170), also known as Athanasius III, was the Greek Orthodox patriarch of Antioch from 1157 to 1170. His early life is poorly documented, but it is known that he was a monk at the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian and composed a eulogy of Christodoulos of Patmos. He was elected patriarch in 1157 but resided in Constantinople, as the patriarchal see of Antioch had been held by Catholic prelates since the establishment of the Principality of Antioch during the First Crusade. Athanasius's move to his see was connected with the capture of Prince [[Bohemond III of Antioch]] in battle by the Muslim ruler Nur ad-Din. Unable to raise the ransom required for his release, Bohemond sought assistance from the Byzantine emperor [[Manuel I Komnenos]], who paid the required sum but insisted on the installation of a Greek Orthodox patriarch in Antioch. Athanasius was enthroned at the city's Cathedral of Saint Peter in 1165 or 1166. The city's Catholic patriarch, Aimery of Limoges, did not relinquish his claim to the see but withdrew to a nearby fortress. The Syriac patriarch, Michael the Syrian, also came into conflict with Athanasius. Athanasius died of injuries sustained when his cathedral collapsed during an earthquake, enabling Aimery of Limoges to reoccupy his see.

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