CYRUS

CYRUS
I.
CYRUS
Episcopus Orientis, Monotheleta, ab Heraclio Imperatore seducto, Patriarcha Alexandrinus factus. Sed ficta eius pietas, et Orthodoxiae ementitus cultus, quô plurimis imposuerat, in apricum productus, ipseque VI. Synodô Generali condemnatus est. Obiit A. C. 640. Sedis 10. Synodi VI. Act. 13. Consilium temerarium graviter luit apud Niceph. Cum enim Heraclio Imperatori suasisset, ut, Vexae redimendae causâ, Omaro Saraceno Eudociam filiam desponderet, praefecto urbis excruciandus traditus est.
II.
CYRUS
Panopolita fuit Poeta, ob ingenium nobile, apud Theodosium Iuniorem Imperatorem, et Eudoxiam plurimum valuit. Romanorum in Africa Dux, cum Carthaginem caperent. Euagr. l. 1. c. 19. Dein Consul A. C. 441. Praefectus Urbis, quam ingenti terraemotu collapsam A. C. 446. reparans, meruit vocem vulgi: Constantinus struxit, Cyrus reparavit. Hinc Zelotypiâ Constantini, bonis et dignitate exutus, Episcopus Smyrnae tandem evasit. NIceph. l. 14. c. 46. Suidas apud Volaterran.
III.
CYRUS
Patriarcha Constantinopolitanus, postquam Iustino Iuniori restitutionem in thronum praedixisset. Sede pulsus, a Philippico Bardane, A. C. 712.
IV.
CYRUS
Persidis fluv. Strab. Bagradas sen Agradatus etiam, nunc Tisindon, Sanson. alluit Urbes Zirgiam, Larium et Darabegertum, seu Pasagardam antiquorum; et post longum cursum, in Persicum mare et Sinum Armuzianum se exonerat, 20. circiter leuc. ab Armuzio in Ortum. Cum Coro a Strabone confunditur, cum Cyrus in Caspium, Corus in Persicum mare, le exoneret. Salmas. ad Solin. p. 1193. Vide supra in voce Corus.
V.
CYRUS
continuator vitae Leontii et Sociorum. Item Episcopus Aphrodisiensis in Caria, Ephesino Concilio interfuit.
VI.
CYRUS
fil. Apollonii, Medicus insignis, cuius memoriam servat Inscr.
Lampsaci (quae eius genitale solum erat) hodieque superstes:
Η ΓΕΡΟΥΣΙΑ
ΚΥΡΟΝ. ΑΠΟΛΛΩΝΙΟΥ. ΑΡΧΙΑΤΡΟΝ.
ΑΡΙΣΤΟΝ. ΠΟΛΕΙ
ΤΗΝ. ΕΠΙΣΗΜΟΝ. ΠΡΟΣ. ΠΟΛ
ΛΟΙΣ. ΕΥΕΡΓΕΤΗΜΑΣΙΝ. ΕΙΣ
ΑΓΤΗΝ. ΑΛΕΙΨΑΝΤΑ. ΛΑΜ
ΠΡΩΣ. ΚΑΙ. ΠΟΛΥΔΑΠΑΝΩΣ.
ΚΑΙ. ΑΣΥΓΚΡΙΤΩΣ. ΚΑΙ. ΑΠΟ
ΧΑΡΙΣΑΜΕΝΟΜ. ΧΕΙΛΙΑΣ. ΑΤ
ΤΙΚΗΣ. ΤΗ. ΓΕΡΟΥΣΙΑ.
An idem cum Cyro Liviae Drusi uxoris Medico, cuius meminit alia Inscr. Florentiae exstans,
CYRUS
LIVIAE DRUSI CAES
MEDIC
Videtur omnino: cum non aliis Principes Romani Medicis libentius uterentur, quam e Graecia accersitis. Iac. Sponius, Itinerar. Part. 3. p. 92.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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