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Michael Synkellos (Greek: Μιχαήλ o σύγκελλος), also spelled Syncellus (c. 760 – 4 January 846), was a Greek Orthodox Arab Christian priest, monk and saint. He held the administrative office of synkellos of the patriarchate of Jerusalem (c. 811–815) and the patriarchate of Constantinople (843–846). He was involved in disputes over the filioque clause and over Byzantine iconoclasm, which landed him in prison for the period 815–843. He nevertheless wrote extensively, producing grammar, theology, hagiographies, hymns and poetry. He wrote in Greek and made at least one translation from Arabic.

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rdfs:label	Miquel Sincel·le (ca) Michel le Syncelle (fr) Michael Synkellos (en)
rdfs:comment	Michel le Syncelle est un ecclésiastique et écrivain religieux byzantin, défenseur du culte des images et saint de l'Église orthodoxe, né à Jérusalem en 761, mort à Constantinople le 4 janvier 846. (fr) Michael Synkellos (Greek: Μιχαήλ o σύγκελλος), also spelled Syncellus (c. 760 – 4 January 846), was a Greek Orthodox Arab Christian priest, monk and saint. He held the administrative office of synkellos of the patriarchate of Jerusalem (c. 811–815) and the patriarchate of Constantinople (843–846). He was involved in disputes over the filioque clause and over Byzantine iconoclasm, which landed him in prison for the period 815–843. He nevertheless wrote extensively, producing grammar, theology, hagiographies, hymns and poetry. He wrote in Greek and made at least one translation from Arabic. (en) Miquel Sincel·le o Singel (en llatí: Michael Syncellus o Syngelus, en grec antic: Μιχαὴλ συγκέλλος) fou un escriptor romà d'Orient del segle ix. Fou deixeble en la vida monàstica de Teodor Estudita (mort el 826). Va donar suport al culte de les imatges en la gran discussió d'aquella època entre iconoclastes i iconòduls. Va ocupar durant anys el càrrec de del patriarca (que ho va ser entre el 807 i el 820), i de vegades l'anomenen Miquel Sincel·le de Jerusalem. Miquel devia sobreviure tant a Teodor Estudita com al patriarca Tomàs, puix que va patir un llarg empresonament per la seva defensa del culte a les imatges en el regnat de l'emperador iconoclasta Teòfil, que va regnar des del 829 fins al 842, segons explica Teòfanes continuat. Alguns autors consideren va ser empresonat l'any 835. (ca)
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