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Shahlufa

Shahlufa (Classical Syriac: ܫܚܠܘܦܐ, romanized: šaḥlūfā, lit. 'Substitute') was a legendary primate of the Church of the East, who is conventionally believed

Shahlufa

Patriarch of the Church of the East

Supreme head of the Church of the East

Seleucia-Ctesiphon from 204 to 220, and Shahlufa from 220 to 224. However the Chronicle of Seert, names Shahloopa (Shahlufa) as a Patriarch of the Church of

Patriarch of the Church of the East

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List of patriarchs of the Church of the East

Abris (121–137) Abraham I (159–171) Yaqob I (172–190) Ahadabui (202–220) Shahlufa (220–240) Papa bar Aggai (c. 280–329) Shemon bar Sabbae (329–341) Shahdost

List of patriarchs of the Church of the East

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Papa bar Aggai

Bishop of Seleucia-Ctesiphon

Church of the East titles Preceded by Shahlufa (220–224) Vacant (224–280) Catholicos-Patriarch of the East Bishop of Seleucia-Ctesiphon (c. 280–317) Succeeded by

Papa bar Aggai

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Addai of Edessa

Christian saint and one of the seventy disciples of Jesus

Abris (121–137) Abraham I (159–171) Yaqob I (172–190) Ahadabui (202–220) Shahlufa (220–240) Papa bar Aggai (c. 280–329) Shemon bar Sabbae (329–341) Shahdost

Addai of Edessa

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Ahadabui

Church of the East titles Preceded by Yaʿqob I (c.190) Patriarch of the East Bishop of Seleucia-Ctesiphon (204–220) Succeeded by Shahlufa (220–224)

Ahadabui

David of Basra

Christian bishop

Source Materials for Student of Church History: During the Patriarchate of Shahlufa and Papa, Dudi (David), Bishop of Basra, Persia (291 - 325) and an eminent

David of Basra

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Church of the East in India

Patriarchs (Catholicoi) of Babylon. It also states that during the reigns of Shahlufa and Papa bar Aggai as the heads of Persian Church, the Persian bishop David

Church of the East in India

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Eliya ibn ʿUbaid

(120–137), Abraham (159–171), Yaʿqob I (190), Aha d'Abuh (204–220) and Shahlufa (220–224). The last two are in fact late third-century bishops of Erbil

Eliya ibn ʿUbaid

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Shahdost

Persian bishop

Abris (121–137) Abraham I (159–171) Yaqob I (172–190) Ahadabui (202–220) Shahlufa (220–240) Papa bar Aggai (c. 280–329) Shemon bar Sabbae (329–341) Shahdost

Shahdost