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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology (ed. William Smith), Joannes BESSARION (search)
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Joannes EUGENICUS
60. EUGENICUS (*Eu)geniko/s) was deacon and nomophylax of the great church at Constantinople, and brother to the celebrated Marcus or Mark Eugenicus, archbishop of Ephesus, one of the leaders of the Greeks at the councils of Ferrara and Florence (A. D. 1438-39). [EUGENICUS, M.] Joannes also attended the council, and embraced the same side as his brother.
He attempted to leave Italy during its session, but was brought back.
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He wrote:
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An iambic poem of 25 lines, *Ei)s ei)ko/na tou= mega/lou *Xrudodto/mou, In imaginem magni Chrysostomi. 2.
An iambic tetrastich, *Ei)spanagia/rion, In Panagiarium. 3. *Proqewri/a, Praefatio, i. e. to the Aethiopica of Heliodorus. [HELIODORUS IV., Romance Writer.]
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These three pieces were published by Bandini (Catalog. Codd. Laur. Medic. vol. iii. col. 322, &c.)
Works extant in MS.
Several other works of Joannes Eugenicus are extant in MS., especially his Antirrheticum adversus Synodum Florenti