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In the history of Christianity, Patriarch of Antioch was the title carried by the Bishop of Antioch one of the few dioceses that preserve historical names of its bishops form the apostolic beginnings.

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Catholic Encyclopedia: Antioch, Church of. Full history

See also the List of Patriarchs of Antioch

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