Antonios

Antonios ( Greek  Αντώνιος ) is a male given name. It is the Greek form of the actually Latin name Antonius . The name became popular in the Greek-speaking areas of the Roman Empire during the reign of the triumvir Mark Antony .

Well-known namesake

• Antonios (Patriarch) (* 1927), third patriarch of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church
• Antonios Diogenes , Greek novelist
• Antonios Thallos (1st century BC), epigrammatist from Miletus
• Antonios of Argos , epigrammatist
• Antonios the Great (around 251–356), founder of the hermit monasticism
• Antonios (Hagiograph) (5th century), author of a biography of Symeon Stylites
• Antonios Chozibites (6th century), author of the life of St. Georgios Kypros
• Antonios I of Constantinople , Patriarch of Constantinople 821–836
• Antonios II. Kauleas , Patriarch of Constantinople 893–901
• Antonios IV († 1397), Patriarch of Constantinople