Church Syriac Orthodox Church Predecessor Peter III See Antioch Successor Athanasius I Gammolo | Installed May 591 Name Julian of Term ended July 595 | |
Julian II was the Patriarch of Antioch, and head of the Syriac Orthodox Church from 591 until his death in 595.
Biography
Julian was a monk at the Monastery of Qinnasrin and later became a disciple and secretary of Peter III, the Patriarch of Antioch. He wrote a commentary on the career of Peter III, and was chosen to succeed him and was consecrated in May 591. Julian led the Syriac Orthodox Church for over four years before his death in 595.
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