A. List of bishops of Chalcedon:

Theokritos (end of 2^nd / beginnings of 3^rd century)

Mares or Marnos (First Ecumenical Council, 325)

Theodoulos or Theodolos (Second Ecumenical Council, 381)

Hadrian (2^nd or 4^th century)

Herakleianos (390)

Cyril (391, 395)

Marinos or Kyrinos (397, 407)

Apringios (431)

Eleutherios (431)

Eulalios (431, 450)

Eleutherios (451, 459)

Markianos (518-520)

Photeinos (536)

Erachianos (?)

Constantine (Fifth Ecumenical Council, 553)

Peter (6^th-7^th century)

Probos (7^th century)

Sergios (7^th century)

John (Sixth Ecumenical Council, Constantinople, 681, Penthekte Council, Trullos 691)

Niketas (726-775)

Andrew (780-787)

Staurakios (787)

Kosmas (813-820)

John Kamoulianos (824)

Damian (9^th century)

Theodosios (9^th century)

Basil (858)

Zechariah (858-870)

Basil (870-878)

Zechariah (877, Photian Synod, 879)

Michael (935, 936-969)

Nikon (?)

Daniel (997)

John (10^th century)

Theodore (1027)

Christopher (1030, 1039)

Dometios (?)

Niketas (1054)

Michael (1071-1078?)

Leo (1082, 1086)

Michael (1086-1089)

Leo (1094, 1095)

John (1147)

Constantine (1155, 1171)

John (1147)

Constantine (1155, 1171)

John (1191, 1195)

Nikolaos (1275, 1278)

Theognostos (1294)

Symeon (1303)

Theodoulos (1315, 1327)

Jacob (1351, 1370)

Matthew (1387)

Gabriel (1389, 1397)

This list is based on the catalogue of Fedalto G., Hierarchia Ecclesiastica Orientalis 1: Patriarchatus Constantinopolitanus (Padova 1988), pp. 98-100.

B. List of monasteries in the ecclesiastical district of Chalcedon:

In the acts of the council of 536 are reported the following 40 monasteries that were probably laying on the suburbs of Chalcedon:

of Hypatios

of Akoimetoi (of the Sleepless)

of Osia

of Exagonos

of Orchades

of Hierios

of Kranes

of Alapedes

of Pege

of the Syrians

of Zographetes

of Kranides

of the Archangel Michael

of Rouphinianai

of Barnabas

of Apollonios

of Galakrenes

of Antiochianoi

of Hagioi Tessarakonta (Saint Forty)

of Patioroi

of Krithinos

of the Romans near the one of Rouphinianai

of Petra

of Dalmatios

of Sainte martyr Basse in Himerio

private monastery of Isidore at Phyta near Saint martyr Epimachos

of Lefkadios

of Saint Plato

of Stephana

of Diapetres

of Saint Julian Brochthon

of Adriantes, Bryon

of Saint Theodore

of Smilakiai

of Saint Zechariah of Stibarachios

of Saint Thomas epi ton dromon ton ano

of Saint Stephan of Lyda

of Kokkios

of Saint martyr Christopher of Tarullios and of Kalamion tou kato

On the monasteries, see Collectio Sabbaitica, Acta Conciliorum Oecumenicorum, εκδ. Schwartz, E., vol. III ( Berolini 1940 / re-print 1965), pp. 47-50; Janin, R., Les églises et les monastères des Grands Centres Byzantins (Paris 1975), pp. 31, 422-426. Most of them have not been located or identified.