Leontius (disambiguation)

Leontius (Greek Λεόντιος ) or Leontius ( Latinized ) was the name of several historical or mythological persons. The name means as much as lion-like.

In ancient Greece:

• A commander of Ptolemy IV, see Leontius ( commander)
• A Macedonian officer, see Leontius (Official)

In ancient Roman times:

• A Roman rival emperor ( 484-488 ), see Leontius ( Gegenkaiser )
• A late antique praetorian prefect and consul of 344, see Domitius Leontius
• An official in the 350 years, see Leontius Flavius
• A teacher of rhetoric in Athens in the early 5th century, Empress Aelia Eudocia the father, see Leontius (philosopher )
• Number of lawyers a lawyer from Berytus, son of Eudoxios, see Leontius (son of Eudoxios )
• Another lawyer, son of Patricinius, see Leontius (son of Patricinius )
• A lawyer surnamed Minotaur, see Leontius Minotaur

In the ancient church history:

• The patriarch of Antioch, see Leontius of Antioch
• Bishop of Fréjus, see Leontius (Fréjus )
• Leontius von Trier (also: Legontius ) ( † 446/447 ), Bishop of Trier; Holy
• Chalkedonischer a theologian (approx. 490- after 542 ), see Leontius of Byzantium ( theologian )
• Neuchalkedonischer a theologian of the 6th century, see Leontius of Jerusalem

In the Middle Ages:

• A Byzantine Emperor ( 695-698 ), see Leontius ( Byzantium )
• The Bishop of Rostov (XI century), see Leontius (Rostov )
• The Cypriot historian of the 15th century, see Leontius Machairas

• Disambiguation