Ephrem, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, active 11th century

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Personal name heading	Ephrem, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, active 11th century *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Efrem I, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, active 11th century Efrem, Perei︠a︡slavskiĭ, Saint, kievskiĭ mitropolit, active 11th century Efrem, Perei︠a︡slavskiĭ, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, active 11th century Efrem, Saint, Bishop of Pereiaslav, active 11th century Efrem, Saint, episkop perei︠a︡slavskiĭ, active 11th century Efrem, Saint, Metropolitan of Pereiaslav, active 11th century Efrem, Saint, perei︠a︡slavskiĭ mitropolit, active 11th century Ephrem, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, 11th cent. I︠E︡frem, Saint, i︠e︡pyskop perei︠a︡slavsʹkyĭ, active 11th century I︠E︡frem, Saint, kyïvsʹkyĭ mytropolyt, 11th cent. Perei︠a︡slavskiĭ, Efrem, Saint, active 11th century Yefrem, Saint, Bishop of Pereiaslav, active 11th century Yefrem, Saint, Metropolitan of Kiev, active 11th century
Beginning date	10
Found in	Khrustalev, D. G. Razyskanii︠a︡ o Efreme Perei︠a︡slavskom, 2002: t.p. (Efreme Perei︠a︡slavskom) p. 7 (named Kievskiĭ mitropolit ca. 1091-1096; episkop perei︠a︡slavskiĭ; Perei︠a︡slavskiĭ mitropolit; some sources considered Perei︠a︡slavskiĭ not the designation of his eparchy but his family name) Ukr. rad. ent︠s︡ykl: v. 4, p. 102 (I︠E︡frem; medieval Rusʹ church statesman; kyïvsʹkyĭ mytropolyt, i︠e︡pyskop perei︠a︡slavsʹkyĭ; ca. 1089-1097) Holweck. Biographical dictionary of the Saints, 1969: p. 323 (Ephrem, Bishop: courtier to the Russian Grand Duke Isjaslav; took the Basilian habit at Kiev; was first bishop of Perejaslawl, the Metropolitan of Kiev during 1089-1096; he was in union with the Roman church) Encyc. of Ukraine: v. 5, p. 763 (Yefrem, church hierarch of the 11th cent and a monk from the Kievan Cave Monastery, he later became Bishop of Pereiaslav and the second Metropolitan of Kiev, ca. 1089-1097) Īerarkhīi︠a︡ Vserossīĭskoĭ t︠s︡erkvi, 1892: p. 146 (Sv. Efrem, boi︠a︡rin, iz i︠e︡rom. Kīevo-Pechersk; ca. 1089, d. 1104) www.orthodoxresearchinstitute.org/resources/hierarchs (Efrem I, Metropolitan of Kiev)