Bishop of Trimythous

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The Bishop of Trimythous is a Christian episcopal office historically associated with the Cypriot town of Trimythous, most famously held by Saint Spyridon, a 4th-century bishop venerated for his miracles and role at the First Council of Nicaea.

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Bishop of Trimythous canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian episcopal office
bishopric
ecclesiastical title
associatedSaint Saint Spyridon of Trimythous
linked to: Saint Spyridon
associatedWith First Council of Nicaea
associatedWithMiracles yes
country Cyprus
ecclesiasticalRank diocesan bishop
feastRelatedTo Feast of Saint Spyridon
hasLanguage Greek
historicalEra Late Antiquity
historicallyPartOf Church of Cyprus
historicalRegion Ancient Cyprus
jurisdictionOver Trimythous
linkedTo Council of Nicaea I
liturgicalCommemoration commemoration of Saint Spyridon
locatedIn Trimythous
notableFor association with Saint Spyridon
participation of its holder in the First Council of Nicaea
notableHolder Saint Spyridon
region Mediterranean
religion Christianity
seeAlso Saint Spyridon
seeCityType ancient town
titleHolderType bishop
tradition Eastern Christianity
Eastern Orthodox Church
venerationContext Eastern Orthodox Church
Oriental Orthodox Churches
linked to: Oriental Orthodoxy

Roman Catholic Church

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Spyridon of Trimythous title Bishop of Trimythous
Saint Spyridon positionHeld Bishop of Trimythous