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APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION LINES of the Prince-Archbishop Dr. Stephen APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION LINES of The Prince-Archbishop Dr. Stephen d'Guelph Nott-Brunswick (von Wolfenbüttel), PRIMACE OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE CULDEES, and Protector of Ecclesiastical and House Orders. Heraldry of the new House of Nott-Brunswick (von Wolfenbüttel), proposed in 1929 and adopted from 1935 during the House of Wolfenbüttel-Brunswick succession crisis. The purpose of demonstrating these lines are as obliged as an international Minister visiting other jurisdictions and officiating in the administration of Sacraments. To gain access to the church of Jerusalem was a primary concern. As we know the Elect will be regathered. The Jerusalem based orders of Chivalry are also referenced. So we are covered for all venues, whether they be of Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, or of other Christian backgrounds. It is also often customary to consecrate a Minister anew in foreign(or local) jurisdictions, to further confirm the valid accepted succession, or preferred succession via the lines of their regional Saints. • Archbishop Parker, the first Archbishop of Canterbury in the reign of Queen Elizabeth promised in his letter to Calvin, concerning the proposal of a union among all Protestants, reminding him that the Church of England would “retain her Episcopacy; but not as from Pope Gregory, who sent Augustine the monk hither, but from Joseph of Arimathea.” ("The Life and Acts of Archbishop Parker " By John Strype, Published in 1711.) These are a few of the lines. Certificates, Diplomas and references are available. Our English Liturgy (BCP) is not only used in Anglican Celtic and Protestant circles. It is also canonically established in several Orthodox, Catholic, and Lutheran communions. Personal Arms of Stephen Michael awarded for the Office Archbishop Elect from 2009. Culdees' Hereditary Succession Celtic Orthodox Bishops Line Russian Orthodox Bishops Line (Welsh/Scots/Irish/Saxon Nobility) (Anglican Orthodox Church) (True Orthodox Catacomb Church) St. Joseph of Arimathea, second 1. St. James the less. St. Andrew, the first Apostle of our Lord. Bishop of Britain Recognized by the other Recognized as Apostle to the .. several lines, Welsh Pedigrees of Apostles as the first Bishop of Scots(Culdees), Scythians and Goths Saints, Nobles, Iona Clans, etc to: Jerusalem Founded 38 2. Simeon Stachys, the Disciple, one of the 70 + John Nott of Glastonbury, de jure 3. Justus I Apostles. 38 - 54 heir of the Warwick Templar 4. Zaccheus Onesimos 54 - 68 Preceptory and original Earldom. 5. Tobias Polykarpos 69 - 89 The last Sovereign Cleric (Lord 6. Benjamin Ploutarchos 89 - 105 Prior) of Glastonbury, and de jure 7. John I Sedekion 105 - 114 Earl, refusing Henry VIII's Act of 8. Matthias Diogenes 114 - 129 Supremacy, the next two Queens 9. Philip Eleftherios 129 - 136 recognized him as in possession of 10. Seneca Felix 136 - 141 the full Deed. 11. Justus II Polykarpos II 141 - 144 Who chartered it to His successors 12. Levi Athenodoros 144 - 148 on the 21st of November 1556, 13. Ephraim Euzoios 148 - 154 endowed 14. Joseph Laurentios 154 - 166 15. Judas Alypios 166 - 169 + John Nott of Glastonbury, 16. Marcus Pertinax 169 - 187 Serjeant(Feudal Lord) of 17. Cassianus Olympianos 187 - 198 Wethersfield, as Military 18. Publius Markos I 198 - 211 Commander, Officer of the Court 19. Maximus I Philadelphos 211 - 214 and Judge at the Court of America's 20. Julian Kyriakos I 214 - 230 first Independent Constitution from 21. Caius Kastinos 230 - 237 the UK in the “Fundamental Orders 22. Symmachus Eugenios I 237 - 242 of Connecticut”, to his heirs in 23. Caius II Titos 242 - 272 perpetuity, and by his hand, 24. Julian II Dometios 272 - 303 chartered the creation of the city of 25. Maximus II Roufinos 303 Glastonbury, drew it's borders, and 26. Antonius Provos 303 - 315 called for the raising and training of 27. Capito Metrophanes I 315 - 325 the first Glastonbury Militia in 1653 28. Valius Alexandros 325 - 340 near Hartford, endowed 29. Daleanus Paulos I, the Confessor 340 - 41, 342 - 30. Narcissus 34, 348 - 50 + John Nott II 31. Dius Eusebios 341 - 342 Judge of Hartford/Wethersfield 32. Germanio Makedonios I 344 - 348, 350 - 360 Court, Firstborn feudal heir (and 33. Gordius Eudoxios 360 - 369 Lord/Earl) of the House, Who 34. Alexander Demophilos 369 - 379 endowed 35. Nazabancs Evagrios 379 36. Hymenacus Maximos I 380 + John Nott 37. Zamboas Gregory, the Theologian 379 - 381 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 38. Herman Nectarios 381 - 397 of the House, Who endowed 39. Marcarius I John I, the Chrysostom 398 - 404 40. Maximus III Arsakios 404 - 405 41. Cyril Attikos 406 - 425 + Thomas Nott 42. Herenius Sisinios I 425 – 427 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 43. Hilary Nestorios 428 - 431 of the House, Who endowed 44. John II Maximianos 431 - 434 45. Praglius Proklos 434 - 447 + Benjamin Nott 46. Juvenal Flavianos 447 - 449 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 47. Anastacius Anatolios 449 - 458 of the House, Who endowed 48. Martyrius Gennadios I 458 - 471 49. Salutis Akakios 471 - 489 + Benjamin Nott 50. Elias Favritas (Fravitas) 489 - 490 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 51. John III of Jerusalem Euphemios 490 - 496 of the House, Who endowed 52. ST. DAVID: consecrated Makedonios II 496 - 511 first Celtic Bishop of Mineva, Timotheos I 511 - 518 + John William Nott St. David's, John II, the Cappadocian 518 - 520 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) Wales (AD 519) Epiphanios 520 - 536 of the House, Who endowed 53. Cynog Anthimos 535 - 536 54. Teilo Menas 536 - 552 + Robert Byron Nott 55. Ceven Eutychios I 552 - 565, 577 - 582 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 56. Morfall John III 566 - 577 of the House, Who endowed 57. Haerwneu Eutychios II 577 - 582 58. Elwaed John IV, the Faster 582 - 595 + George William Nott 59. Gwrnwen Kyriakos II 595 - 607 Firstborn feudal heir (and Lord/Earl) 60. Llumverth Thomas I 607 - 610 of the House, Who endowed 61. Gwrgwyst Sergios I 610 - 638 62. Gwgan Pyrros I (later returned as Pyrros II) 638 - + George Nott-Brunswick (Princely 63. Eineon 641 heir of Wolfenbüttel Brunswick ) 64. Clydawg Paulos II 641 - 652 Mother was last heir of 65. Elfod Pyrros II [same as Pyrros I] 652 or 654 Wolfenbüttel after 1935, new 66. Ethelman Petros 652 - 664 House of “Nott-Brunswick” the first 67. Elane Thomas II 665 - 668 Generation of this House was half 68. Magelsgwyd John V 668 - 674 Scottish Culdees ' Nobility of 69. Made Constantine I 674 - 676 McNeill and McGregor descent 70. Cadell Theodoros I 676 - 678, 683 - 686 71. Sadwrnfen Georgios I 678 - 683 + Stephen Michael Nott- Brunswick 72. Novis Paulos III 686 - 693 Firstborn feudal heir (Prince and 73. Sulhaithnay Kallinikos I 693 - 705 Lord/Earl) of the House, Landlord of 74. Idwall Kyros 705 - 711 the Culdees’ Church at Garden 75. Asser John VI 711 - 715 Grove, Who endowed 76. Arthwael Germanos I, the Confessor 715 - 730 77. Samson Anastasios 730 - 751 + Stephen Michael Nott-Brunswick 78. Reubin Constantine II 754 - 766 II von Wolfenbüttel 79. Rhydderch Niketas, the Slav 766 - 780 Firstborn feudal heir (Prince, 80. Elwin Paulos IV 780 - 784 Lord/Earl) of the House of Este- 81. Morbiw Tarasios 784 - 806 Italy, Guelph-Bavarians and Franks, 82. Llunwerth Nikephoros I 806 - 815 Brunswick-Saxony, Billunger- 83. Hubert Theodotos, Melissenos 815 - 821 Goths, East Friesian-Goths, 84. Enerius Antonios I, Kasymatas 821 - 826 Carolingian, Olesnican-Piast, and in 85. Ivor John VII the Grammatikos 826 - 842 possession as party of current 86. Morgeneu I Methodios I, the Confessor 842 - 846 Sovereign Treaties to Govern the 87. Nathan Ignatios I, the Prince 846 - 857, 867 - 878 German Empire, titular Lord Prior 88. Jenan Photios I 857 - 867, 878 - 886 and regular minister to the 89. Arwystl Stephanos I, the Prince 886 - 893 Culdees at Glastonbury, Dean of 90. Morgeneu II Antonios II, Kavleas 893 - 895 the Priory of Salem - Institute of 91. Ervin Nikolaos I, the Mystic 895 - 906, 911 - Peace Studies. 92. Trahacarn 925 93. Joseph Euthymios I 906 - 911 94. Bleiddud Stephanos II 925 - 928 95. Salien Tryphon 928 - 931 96. Abraham Theophylctos, Lakapenos, the Princeling 97. Rhyddmarch 933 - 956 98. Wilfrid Polyeuctos 956 - 970 99. Bernard Vasilios I, Skamandrenos 970 - 974 100. D. Fitzgerald Antonios III, Skandalios, also Stoudites 101. P. deLeia 974 - 980 102. G. Camb Nikolaos II, Chrysoverges 984 – 995 103. G. deHenelawe Leo Michael, the Syrian 991-1004 104. Jowerth Leontius 1004-1015 105. Gross John I 1015-1037 106. deCarew Theopemptus 1037-1051 107. T. Hech Hilarion 1051- ? 108. D. Martin George 1072-1080 109. H. Gower John II 1080-1096 110. J. Thorsby John III 1096-1098 111. R. Brian Ephraim 1096-1098 112. F. Fastolfe Nicolas 1098-1108 113. H. Doughton Nicephorus I 1108-1124 114. J. Gilbert Nicetas 1124-1127 115. G. deMona Micahel II 1127-1147 116. Henry. CHICHELE: Bishop Clement 1147-1154 of of the Celtic Church in Constantine 1154-1160 Wales, St. Theodore 1160-1164 Davids in 1408, made John IV 1164-1167 Archbishop of Canterbury by Constantine II 1167-1185 Rome (1414) Nicephorus II 1185-1201 117. J. Stalford Matthew 1201-1205 118. J. Kemp Cyril I 1205-1237 119. T. Bourchier Joseph 1237-? 120. J. Morton Cyril II 1240-1281 121. H. Dean Metropolitans of Vladimir and of All 122. W. Wareham Russia Maximus 1283-1305 123. T. CRANMER: from a Peter 1305-1328 Celtic Line made Archbishop As Archbishops of Moscow and of All of Canterbury Russia 124. R. Pole Theognostes 1328-1352 125. M. Parker Alexis 1254-1378 126. E. Grindall Cyprian 1381-1407 127. J. Whitgift Photius 1408-1431 128. R. Bancroft Isodore 1436-1441 129. G. Abbott Jonah 1448-1461 130.
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