Koraközépkori hagiográfia és a kopt irodalom. Egy kopt osztrakon szövegének irodalomtörténeti elemzése by Tóth, P

“…Saint Cyrill († 444) was the patriarch of Alexandria between 412–444 and was one of the most significant figures of universal Christianity. …”

Two families of Orthodox churches: is it possible to unite? by Oleksandr N. Sagan

“…The first is Orthodox churches (Chalcedonian, orthodox, "Eastern" (Efsten), which include the four ancient patriarchates (Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem), along with the younger recognized and unrecognized autocephalous Orthodox Churches, which today are numbered around the world However, in spite of the later division of Orthodoxy with the national churches (the separation here was usually based on an administrative principle), they all represent a single church community with a common faith nnyam nature and expression of church life. …”
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The Authority of Canons at the Birth and Rebirth of the Russian Patriarchate: St Meletius Pigas at the Council of Constantinople in 1593 and St Hilarion Troitsky at the Council of... by Enrico Morini

“…In the course of the discussions two speakers based their arguments in favor of the Russian Patriarchate on the authority of canons: they were the Patriarch of Alexandria Meletius Pigas and the archimandrite, later bishop and martyr, Hilarion Troitsky. …”
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From Alexandria to Dvin: non-Chalcedonian Christians in the Empire of Khusrau II by Booth, P

“…Starting from a union of the Severan patriarchs in Alexandria in 617, it explores the pressures then put upon the Severan patriarch of Antioch, Athanasius, from two fronts: first, the advance of Persian Severan bishops in former Roman Mesopotamia, displacing known Roman rivals to the same sees; and second, the realisation at Dvin in c. 616 of an anti-Severan union of miaphysite bishops in northern Iraq, northern Iran, and Armenia. …”

The polemic in Hypatius Pociej’s collection of sermons published in 1714 by Marzanna Kuczyńska

“…Still less researched is the polemic included in the collection of sermons published by the printing house of Supraśl monastery by the theologian and metropolitan Leon Kiszka (1663 – 1728) in 1714 in Polish translation under the title Kazania i homilie męża bożego, nieśmiertelnej sławy i pamięci, Hipacjusza Pocieja […] z listem Melecjusza patriarchy Aleksandryjskiego i responsem Hipacjusza [Sermons and homilies of the man of god of immortal fame and memory, Hypatius Pociej […] with a letter by Meletius, Patriarch of Alexandria and a response from Hypatius]. The Polish translator made significant changes to the original text and adapted it to the new circumstances. …”
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Ideas about the criteria of the Ecumenical Council in Byzantium in the 1st half of the 15th century and the concept of the Pentarchy by Petr Paskov

“…The rejection of those teachings of the Roman Church, in which it deviated from Orthodox dogma, on the part of the patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem, their rejection of the union (confirmed, among other things, conciliarly in Jerusalem in 1443) and the support of its opponents in the Patriarchate of Constantinople played in this process defining role. …”
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LA "HISTORIA DE PELAGIA" EN LA VIDA DE JUAN EL LIMOSNERO DE LEONCIO DE NEÁPOLIS: THE STORY OF PELAGIA IN THE LEONTIOS OF NEAPOLIS'S LIFE OF JOHN THE ALMSGIVER by OLGA SOLEDAD BOHDZIEWICZ

“…<br>In one of his hagiographic works, Leontius of Neapolis narrates several episodes in the life of John the Almsgiver, patriarch of Alexandria from 610 to 617 approximately, who was contemporary of him. …”
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Wschodnie patriarchaty wobec sporu dotyczącego tytułu „patriarcha ekumeniczny” by Teresa Wolińska

“…He appealed to Eutychios, the patriarch of Alexandria and to the patriarch of Antioch – Anastasios. …”
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The busts of the church hierarchs in the altar of the virgin Peribleptos in Ohrid by Grozdanov Cvetan

“…The other painted hierarchs - patriarch of Alexandria John the Almsgiver, patriarch Meletios of Antioch, as well as the aforementioned hierarchs were at the head of the old and renowned Christian centres - Cyprus, Crete and Iconium. …”
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