Cyrrhus
Residential (Arch)Bishops of Cyrrhus
The city was taken in the early 11th century by the Crusaders who made new Bishopric, dependent on Edessa under the name Coricié.

Cyrrhus

Section Title: Residential (Arch)Bishops of Cyrrhus
Table Section Text: The city was taken in the early 11th century by the Crusaders who made new Bishopric, dependent on Edessa under the name Coricié.

Name	Dates	Churchmanship	Notes	Picture

Syricius	325	at First Council of Nicaea

Abgar	360	Arian	at Council of Seleucia (360)

Asterius	364–378	Arian

Isidorus	381	at First Council of Constantinople

Theodoret of Cyrrhus	423-458

Ioannes	476	held a synod against Peter the Fuller

Sergius I of Cyrrhus	late 5th century	Nestorian	was deposed by Byzantine Emperor Justin I

Sergius II of Cyrrhus.	518	Jacobite	exiled about AD 522.

John of Cyrrhus	c628	Orthodox???

12 Jacobite Bishops

John of Cyrrhus

Sentence(s)

Cyrrhus' Bishop Syricius was present at the First Council of Nicaea in 325.

final_sentence: Cyrrhus' Bishop Syricius was present at the First Council of Nicaea in 325.