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Theodosius (Male): monophysite bishop of Jerusalem

Theodosius (Male): bishop of Synnada

Theodosius I (Male): emperor

Theodosius III (Male): emperor

Theodosius II the Younger (Male): ancient Roman emperor

Theodotion (Male): translator of the Hebrew Bible

Theodotos (Male): patriarch of Constantinople

Theodotus (Male): one of the Seventy

Theodotus (Male): heretic

Theodotus (Male): bishop of Laodicea

Theodotus (Male): bishop of Ankyra

Theodotus (Male): general of Justin I

Theodotus (Male): bishop of Arzōn

Theodotus (Male): bishop of Arzun

Theodotus (Male): bishop in the Speculos monastery

Theodotus (Male): rebel bishop

Theodoulos (Male): Christian of Merum

Theodoulos (Male): deacon at Constantinople

Theodoulos (Male): bishop in Egypt

Theodoulos (Male): Greek teacher of Aqaq

Theognis (Male): bishop of Nicea

Theomariqa (Male): bishop of Ḥarrān

Theonas (Male): 15th bishop of Alexandria

Theonas (Male): bishop of Marmarica

Theonas (Male): Monophysite bishop

Theopemptos (Male): Monophysite priest

Theophanes (Male): bishop of Kūmīth

Theophantos (Male): soldier

Theophilos (Male): bishop of Zibaṭra

Theophilos (Male): bishop of Tell Beshmē

Theophilos (Male): bishop of Zibaṭra

Theophilos (Male): bishop of Damascus

Theophilos (Male): A Greek author from Laodicea in Syria

Theophilus (Male): addressee of Gosple of Luke and Acts of the Apostles

Theophilus (Male): one of the Seventy

Theophilus (Male): one of the Disciples

Theophilus (Male): bishop of Antioch

Theophilus (Male): bishop of Caesarea in Palestine

Theophilus (Male): patriarch of Alexandria (d. 412)

Theophilus (Male): Eutychian priest

Theophilus (Male): general of Tiberius II

Theophilus (Male): Chalcedonian bishop (?) of Edessa

Theophilus (Male): patriarch of Alexandria (d. 956 CE)

Theophilus (Male): emperor

Theophrastus (Male): philosopher

Theophylact bar Qanbarā (Male): Greek patriarch of Antioch

Theorianos (Male): philosopher, imperial legate

Theorios (Male): Armenian bishop of Bznunik'

Theosebius (Male): bishop of Ephesus

Theosebius (Male): bishop of Apamea and of Eudoxiopolis

Theosebius (Male): Monophysite Christian

Theotecnus (Male): bishop of Caesarea in Palestine

Theotecnus (Male): apostate priest

Thersippus (Male): judge of the Athenians

The Sheik Abu Galib (Male): A contemporary of Benjamin of Tudela (second half of the 12th c.); resided in Hamah.

Thespieus (Male): judge of the Athenians

Theta (Male): son of Aram

Thiqat al-Mulk ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn ʿAlī al-Miṣrī, Ibn al-Sharābishī (Male): A person

Thomas (Male): apostle

Thomas (Male): disciple of Mani

Thomas (Male): bishop of Dara

Thomas (Male): bishop of Amid

Thomas (Male): bishop (?) of Damascus

Thomas (Male): monk at Beth Naṣīḥ

Thomas (Male): bishop of Germanicia (Marʿash)

Thomas (Male): bishop of Yabrud

Thomas (Male): governer of Tella

Thomas (Male): monophysite priest

Thomas (Male): bishop of Tadmor

Thomas (Male): bishop of Aradus

Thomas (Male): bishop of Malatya

Thomas (Male): bishop of Jerusalem in 1280 AG / 969 CE

Thomas (Male): bishop of Anazarbos

Thomas (Male): bishop of Jerusalem after 1360 AG / 1049 CE

Thomas (Male): monk of Zabar

Thomas (Male): archdeacon of Nisibis

Thomas (Male): bishop of Edessa

Thomas (Male): bishop of Zarang (Sijistān)

Thomas (Male): bishop of Takrīt

Thomas b. Mōsmār (Male): A person

Thomas of Harqel (Male): bishop of Mabbug

Thōnos Konkoleros (Male): king of the Assyrians

Thoros (Male): i.e. Thoros II, Prince of Armenia.

Thoros (Male): son of Het'um, governor of Malatya then Edessa

Thoros I (Male): king of Cilicia

Thouōris (Male): king of Egypt

Thucydides (Male): historian

Thumāma b. Aws b. Lām al-Ṭāʾī (Male): A person

Thumāma b. Sawād al-Ṭāʾī (Male): A person

Thumāma b. Sharāḥīl (Male): A person

Thumāma b. Uthāl (Male): A person

Thumāma b. al-Walīd (Male): Arab general

Thūmārīqā (Male): bishop of Qinnasrīn

Thūmārīqā (Male): bishop of Sarūgh

Thuqba (Male): "son of Rumaitha"

Thuthmosis (Male): king of Egypt

Tiberinus (Male): king of the Latins

Tiberius Caesar (Male): ancient Roman empror

Tiberius, False (Male): “the false Tiberius,” possibly Tiberius III Apsimaros (as noted by David Cook). There were also two impostors of Tiberius, son of Justinian II, after his death in 711 C.E. (one in 715 and one in 737). As Nu'aym mentions the real Tiberius son of Justinian II, the false one could refer to either of these imposters.

Tiberius (Male): Nu'aym identifies this Tiberius as the son of Byzantine emperor Justinian II, who was co-emperor with his father from 706-711 C.E.

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