Figura religiosa

John Chrysostom

349 - 407

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Su biografía está disponible en 72 idiomas en Wikipedia (aumentó de 71 en 2024). John Chrysostom ocupa el puesto 159 entre los figura religiosa más populares (bajó del puesto 71 en 2024), el puesto 48 entre las biografías más populares de Turquía (bajó del puesto 35 en 2019) y el puesto 8 entre los figura religiosa de turquía más populares.

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Among Figura religiosas

Among figura religiosas, John Chrysostom ranks 159 out of 3,187Before him are Pope Innocent VI, Philip the Apostle, Pope-elect Stephen, Bartholomew I of Constantinople, Ambrose, and Pope Innocent XIII. After him are Esther, Albertus Magnus, Hasan ibn Ali, Arius, Pope Anacletus, and Pope Gregory IX.

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Among people born in 349, John Chrysostom ranks 1After him is Eunapius. Among people deceased in 407, John Chrysostom ranks 1After him are Moses the Black, Gjúki, Chromatius, Maria, Gratian, and Marcus.

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In Turquía

Among people born in Turquía, John Chrysostom ranks 48 out of NaNBefore him are Mehmed I (1386), Mimar Sinan (1490), Mihrimah Sultan (1522), Epictetus (50), Constantine XI Palaiologos (1404), and Bartholomew I of Constantinople (1940). After him are Alp Arslan (1029), Şehzade Mustafa (1515), Xenophanes (-570), Mehmed VI (1861), Zoë Porphyrogenita (978), and Ammianus Marcellinus (330).

Among Figura religiosas In Turquía

Among figura religiosas born in Turquía, John Chrysostom ranks 8Before him are Saint Nicholas (270), Saint George (280), Saint Barbara (300), Luke the Evangelist (31), Saint Timothy (17), and Bartholomew I of Constantinople (1940). After him are Margaret the Virgin (292), Saint Blaise (300), Michael I Cerularius (1005), Saint Pantaleon (275), Ephrem the Syrian (306), and Ulfilas (311).

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