Methodius
3. Patriarch of CONSTANTINOPLE in 1240, is probably the author of De Revelatione, which some attribute to Methodius Patarensis. [See No. 6.] The Greek text, with a Latin version, is contained in the first volume of the Graecia Orthodoxa, as well as in some of the Biblioth. Patr. He also wrote Acnigmata, in iambic tristichons, extant in MS. (Fabric. Bibl. Gracec. vol. vii. p. 275; Cave, p. 662, ed. Geneva.)
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