Nicholas Mysticus

Byzantine patriarch

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In Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus
…bitter opposition of the patriarch Nicholas Mysticus. It was Leo’s fourth marriage, and the Greek church normally forbade a widower to remarry more than once. As the infant was Leo’s only male offspring, he had to be accepted and, in 911, was proclaimed coemperor. But, on the death of his…
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