Patriarch Eutychius of Alexandria
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| Eutychius | |
| Church | Church of Alexandria |
|---|---|
| Enthroned | 933 |
| Ended | 940 |
| Predecessor | Christodoulus |
| Successor | Sophronius II |
| Born | 876 Fustat, Egypt |
| Died | May 11, 940 |
Eutychius (born Sa'id ibn Batriq in 876) served as Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria between 932 and 940. He was a famous historian and physician.
[edit] References
- "Eutychius". The Catholic Encyclopedia V. (1909-05-01). New York: Robert Appleton Company. Retrieved on 2007-12-06.
| Preceded by Christodoulus |
Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria 933—940 |
Succeeded by Sophronius II |
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