Another person by this name was the archbishop of Antioch, who, upon being taken to Rome for execution, wrote several letters, one of which, to the Smyrnaeans, was the first post-Biblical work to mention transubstantiation.
This is the first name of a man from Smolensk in the retinue of Metropolitan Piman, who was the only eye-witness source for a Palaiologan coronation, that of Manuel II in 1392, and the primary source for the civil war between John V and John VII. Another man of this name authored two pseudo-science texts, Atlantis and Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel about the mythical continent and a cometic origin for many geological and religious phenomena, respectively. Joseph Jekyll collected the letters and authored a biography of another figure with this first name, a seventeenth century (*) freed British slave, surnamed Sancho. Another person by this name was the archbishop of Antioch, who, upon being taken to Rome for execution, wrote several letters, one of which, to the Smyrnaeans, was the first post-Biblical work to mention transubstantiation. Also shared by the author of the autobiography A Pilgrim's Journey and the devotionary work Spiritual Exercises, this is, for 10 points, what name, shared by a Populist named Donnelly and a saint from Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits?
This is the first name of a man from Smolensk in the retinue of Metropolitan Piman, who was the only eye-witness source for a Palaiologan coronation, that of Manuel II in 1392, and the primary source for the civil war between John V and John VII.
{Ignatius}