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Callinicus

Callinicus or Kallinikos (Ancient Greek: Καλλίνικος) is a surname or male given name; the feminine form is Callinice or Callinica (Ancient Greek: Καλλινίκη). It is of Greek origin, meaning "beautiful victor", "the one that achieves a beautiful victory" or "beautifully triumphant".

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Callinicus

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples45
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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related to Religious figures · 24
Callinicus → Alexandria, AlexandriaMartyrs, Callinicus IV, Constantinople, Eastern Church, Eastern Orthodox ChurchPatriarch Callinicus, Gangra, II, III, IV, Leukios, Meletius Stratelates, OnkelosCallinicus, Patriarch Callinicus, Patriarch Callinicus III, Pelusium, Phrygia, Rome, Saint Athanasius, Saint Callinicus
related to Other historical figures · 7
Callinicus → Byzantine, Exarch, Greek, Heliopolis, Justin II, Justinian, Ravenna
related to Places · 6
Callinicus → Byzantines, Callinicum, Raqqa, Sassanid Persians, Seleucus II Callinicus, SyriaBattle
related to Kingdom of Commagene · 4
Callinicus → Antiochus VIII GrypusCallinicus, Commagene, King Mithridates, Prince
related to Seleucid rulers · 4
Callinicus → Antiochus VIII GrypusAntiochus XII, BC, DionysusAntiochus XIII Asiaticus, Seleucus II Callinicus

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patriarch century greek el gangra ii saint constantinople modern martyred callinica died iii kallinikos victory commagene seleucus alexandria eastern church

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Callinicusrelated to Kingdom of CommageneKing Mithridates0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Kingdom of CommageneAntiochus VIII GrypusCallinicus0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Kingdom of CommagenePrince0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Kingdom of CommageneCommagene0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresGreek0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresByzantine0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresJustinian0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresJustin II0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresExarch0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresRavenna0.60section
Callinicusrelated to Other historical figuresHeliopolis0.60section
Callinicusrelated to PlacesCallinicum0.60section

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