Gregory II (exarch)
Gregory II (Latin: Gregorius; Greek: Γρηγόριος, translit. Grēgórios) was an Exarch of Ravenna attested to c. 666.[1]
His attested administration closely coincides with the Archbishop of Ravenna struggles with the papacy over the independence of the see and the Byzantine emperor Constans II's invasion of southern Italy in an unsuccessful attempt to destroy the power of the Lombards.
References
- ^ Herrin, Judith (2020). Ravenna: Capital of Empire, Crucible of Europe. 41 William Street, Princeton, New Jersey 08540: Princeton University Press. pp. 252, 261. ISBN 978-0-691-20422-2.
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| Preceded by Theodore I Calliopas | Exarch of Ravenna c. 666 | Succeeded by Theodore II |
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Exarchs of the Exarchate of Ravenna
- Decius (584–585)
- Smaragdus (585–589)
- Romanus (589–596)
- Callinicus (596–603)
- Smaragdus (603–608)
- John I (608–616)
- Eleutherius (616–619)
- Gregory the patrician (619-625)
- Isaac (625–643)
- Theodore I Calliopas (643–645)
- Plato (645–649)
- Olympius (649–652)
- Theodore I Calliopas (653 – c. 666)
- Gregorios (c. 666)
- Theodore II (678–687)
- John II Platyn (687–702)
- Theophylact (702–710)
- John III Rizocopus (710–711)
- Scholasticus (713–723)
- Paul (723–727)
- Eutychius (728–752)
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