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The deacon Benedict of Russia, nicknamed "Spiachios or Syfat", his real name was
Michael Papaioannou.
Μιχήλ Παπαϊωάννου
an alternative Greek
"Μιχαήλ Παπαϊωάννου"
2nd time
Μιχαήλ Παπαϊωάννου
Among the teachers62 were: Ioannis Fotiadis–Markonis, also known as Psoriaris63, son of Fotios (1765–1860), who taught from 1802 to 1805. He left the School after a disagreement with the Ephors (he went first to Athos and later to Constantinople with his brother Michael, where they taught). In 1834 he returned to Symi as a teacher in the Castle, and in 1839 he became Abbot at Panormitis until 1859. Michael Fotiadis Markonis64 (born 1775), brother of the former. The Symian hierodeacon Benedict Rossos65 (“Spiachios” or “Sypachio”; secular name Michael Papaioannou; also “Vasileios Vissarion the Symian,” born in Symi in 1760 and died on Athos on 28 May 184066), and Archimandrite Prokopios Dendrinός from Ithaca (died 14 August 1848 on Mount Athos, where he lived in the last years of his life). The last two were together in many places, from the time they were classmates at the Athoniada School67, in Kydonies, etc.
Among the teachers62 were: Ioannis Fotiadis–Markonis, also known as Psoriaris63, son of Fotios (1765–1860), who taught from 1802 to 1805. He left the School after a disagreement with the Ephors (he went first to Athos and later to Constantinople with his brother Michael,
where they taught). In 1834 he returned to Symi as a teacher in the Castle, and in 1839 he became Abbot at Panormitis until 1859. Michael Fotiadis Markonis64 (born 1775), brother of the former. The Symian hierodeacon Benedict Rossos65 (“Spiachios” or “Sypachio”; secular name Michael Papaioannou; also “Vasileios Vissarion the Symian,” born in Symi in 1760 and died on Athos on 28 May 184066), and Archimandrite Prokopios Dendrinός from Ithaca (died 14 August 1848 on Mount Athos, where he lived in the last years of his life). The last two were together in many places, from the time they were classmates at the Athoniada School67, in Kydonies, etc.
ριάρης63 του Φωτίου (1765-1860), ο οποίος δίδαξε από το 1802 έως το 1805. Αποχώρησε από τη Σχολή μετά από διαφωνία με τους εφόρους (πήγε στην αρχή στον Άθω και αργότερα στην Κωνσταντινούπολη με τον αδελφό του Μιχαήλ, όπου δίδαξαν. Το 1834 επιστρέφει στη Σύμη ως διδάσκαλος στο «Κάστρο» και το 1839 γίνεται Ηγούμενος στον Πανορμίτη μέχρι το 1859). Ο
Μιχαήλ Φωτιάδης Μαρκονής64 (γενν. 1775), αδελφός του προηγούμενου. Ο Συμαίος ιεροδιάκονος Βενέδικτος Ρώσος65 («Σπιαχιός» ή «Συπαχιό», Μιχήλ Παπαϊωάννου ή «Βασίλειος Βησσαρίων ο Συμαίος», που γεννήθηκε στη Σύμη το 1760 και απεβίωσε στον Άθω, στις 28.5.184066 ), και ο Αρχιμανδρίτης Προκόπιος Δενδρινός από την Ιθάκη (απεβ. στις 14.8.1848 στο Άγ. Όρος, όπου διέμενε τα τελευταία χρόνια της ζωής του). Οι δύο τελευταίοι συνυπήρξαν σε πολλά μέρη, από την εποχή που ήταν συμμαθητές στην Αθωνιάδα Σχολή67 , στις Κυδωνίες, κ.τ.λ.
The deacon Benedict of Russia, nicknamed "Spiachios or Syfat", his real name was
Michael Papaioannou.
Μιχήλ Παπαϊωάννου
an alternative Greek
"Μιχαήλ Παπαϊωάννου"
2nd time
Μιχαήλ Παπαϊωάννου
Among the teachers62 were: Ioannis Fotiadis–Markonis, also known as Psoriaris63, son of Fotios (1765–1860), who taught from 1802 to 1805. He left the School after a disagreement with the Ephors (he went first to Athos and later to Constantinople with his brother Michael, where they taught). In 1834 he returned to Symi as a teacher in the Castle, and in 1839 he became Abbot at Panormitis until 1859. Michael Fotiadis Markonis64 (born 1775), brother of the former. The Symian hierodeacon Benedict Rossos65 (“Spiachios” or “Sypachio”; secular name Michael Papaioannou; also “Vasileios Vissarion the Symian,” born in Symi in 1760 and died on Athos on 28 May 184066), and Archimandrite Prokopios Dendrinός from Ithaca (died 14 August 1848 on Mount Athos, where he lived in the last years of his life). The last two were together in many places, from the time they were classmates at the Athoniada School67, in Kydonies, etc.
Among the teachers62 were: Ioannis Fotiadis–Markonis, also known as Psoriaris63, son of Fotios (1765–1860), who taught from 1802 to 1805. He left the School after a disagreement with the Ephors (he went first to Athos and later to Constantinople with his brother Michael,
where they taught). In 1834 he returned to Symi as a teacher in the Castle, and in 1839 he became Abbot at Panormitis until 1859. Michael Fotiadis Markonis64 (born 1775), brother of the former. The Symian hierodeacon Benedict Rossos65 (“Spiachios” or “Sypachio”; secular name Michael Papaioannou; also “Vasileios Vissarion the Symian,” born in Symi in 1760 and died on Athos on 28 May 184066), and Archimandrite Prokopios Dendrinός from Ithaca (died 14 August 1848 on Mount Athos, where he lived in the last years of his life). The last two were together in many places, from the time they were classmates at the Athoniada School67, in Kydonies, etc.
ριάρης63 του Φωτίου (1765-1860), ο οποίος δίδαξε από το 1802 έως το 1805. Αποχώρησε από τη Σχολή μετά από διαφωνία με τους εφόρους (πήγε στην αρχή στον Άθω και αργότερα στην Κωνσταντινούπολη με τον αδελφό του Μιχαήλ, όπου δίδαξαν. Το 1834 επιστρέφει στη Σύμη ως διδάσκαλος στο «Κάστρο» και το 1839 γίνεται Ηγούμενος στον Πανορμίτη μέχρι το 1859). Ο
Μιχαήλ Φωτιάδης Μαρκονής64 (γενν. 1775), αδελφός του προηγούμενου. Ο Συμαίος ιεροδιάκονος Βενέδικτος Ρώσος65 («Σπιαχιός» ή «Συπαχιό», Μιχήλ Παπαϊωάννου ή «Βασίλειος Βησσαρίων ο Συμαίος», που γεννήθηκε στη Σύμη το 1760 και απεβίωσε στον Άθω, στις 28.5.184066 ), και ο Αρχιμανδρίτης Προκόπιος Δενδρινός από την Ιθάκη (απεβ. στις 14.8.1848 στο Άγ. Όρος, όπου διέμενε τα τελευταία χρόνια της ζωής του). Οι δύο τελευταίοι συνυπήρξαν σε πολλά μέρη, από την εποχή που ήταν συμμαθητές στην Αθωνιάδα Σχολή67 , στις Κυδωνίες, κ.τ.λ.
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