Makarios

Makarios (from Greek Μακάριος, the lucky one ',' the Wealthy ', and Macarius, among others variants) is the name of:

Macarius of Antioch, Patriarch of Antioch in the 7th century (up to 681 )
Macarius I of Jerusalem, Bishop of Jerusalem in the 4th century, the discovery of the cross and the tomb of Christ is attributed
Macarius Magnes, the name (or pseudonym) of the author of Apokritikos books, an ancient philosopher - rivalry around the year 400 AD in Alexandria
Macarius the Egyptian ( the Elder), a hermit in the desert Sketischen (south of the Egyptian port city of Alexandria )
Macarius of Alexandria ( the younger), Hermit, Abbot later in the desert Sketischen
Macarius of Tkow, Coptic monk and bishop of Tkow (Greek: Antaioupolis, Arabic: . Qaw al - Kabir )
Macarius of Pelekete, abbot of St. John Theologos Monastery of Pelekete
Makarios III. (Cyprus), an archbishop and head of state of the island of Cyprus
Makarios, stage name of Holger Oley
Makari Glucharew, an Archimandrite of the Russian Orthodox Church
Makari Ivanov, an elder in Optina Pustyn
Macarius ( " Scotsman " ), (before 1100-1153 ), Benedictine abbot in Schottenkloster Würzburg
Makarios Chrysokephalos (1300-1382), Metropolitan of Philadelphia
Macarius III. (1872-1945), Pope of Alexandria
Macarius (1542 -1563), Metropolitan of Moscow
Stage name of Holger Oley, singer of the group The type