Pope Agatho
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ItalyA seventh-century pope who may have outlived every successor — he reportedly reached over a hundred — Agatho steered Rome through a fractious theological crisis and an archbishop's messy appeal, all while the Eastern and Western churches still spoke to each other.
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Born around 577, Agatho became bishop of Rome on 27 June 678, inheriting a church split over monothelitism — the question of whether Christ had one will or two. He convened the Sixth Ecumenical Council to settle it, a rare moment when East and West gathered under one theological roof. Before that, he heard the case of Wilfrid of York, a bishop shoved out of his see after Theodore of Canterbury carved up the archdiocese. Agatho died on 10 January 681, after fewer than three years in office but more than a century, allegedly, on earth. Both Catholic and Orthodox churches venerate him as a saint.
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- In the 7th century
- #84
- of 1,583 people
- Most active
- c. 609
- estimated from their dates
- Most talked about
- the 1840s
- their loudest decade in print
- Echoed
- 8 decades
- with the name in print
- After death
- All of it
- they died before print was measured
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- Papa AgatãoLow confidencewikipedia · pt.wikipedia.org
- Paus AgathoLow confidencewikipedia · nl.wikipedia.org
- Papa AgatoneLow confidencewikipedia · it.wikipedia.org
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