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'''Meletios Vlastos''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]:Μελετιος Βλαστος). Greek Orthodox theologian, preacher, scholar, teacher.

Meletios Vlastos was born 1576 near [[Rethymnon]], Crete and died about 1643. He was the son of Georgilas Vlastos.

In 1625, he was the preacher/priest at the church of the "Panagia Trimartyri", in [[Candia]], [[Crete]]. Later, Meletios Vlastos was one of numerous famous teachers who taught at the school of the Sinaitic Metochion of the St. Catherine's Monastery (During the Venetian occupation, the Monastery housed a school). Other teachers were Ioannis Morezenos, Josef Doreianos, Jeremia Palladas. Among his numerous famous pupils was Constantinos Loukaris (Religious name: [[Cyrilos Loukaris]]) who later did become firstly the Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria and later the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. Student of the same school was also the later patriarch [[Meletios Pegas]].

Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Meletios Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.

Unfortunately, in many websites, Meletios Vlastos is mentioned as a Greek Orthodox Patriarch<ref>http://www.travel-to-crete.com/place.php?place_id=18</ref> and <ref>http://www.culture.gr/h/1/eh152.jsp?obj_id=3476</ref>. He was never a Patriarch.

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	Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.		Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.

−	Unfortunately, in many websites, Meletios Vlastos is mentioned as a Greek Orthodox Patriarch<ref>http://www.travel-to-crete.com/place.php?place_id=18</ref> ~~and~~ <ref>http://www.culture.gr/h/1/eh152.jsp?obj_id=3476</ref>. In actuality, he never became a Patriarch.	+	Unfortunately, in many websites, Meletios Vlastos is mentioned as a Greek Orthodox Patriarch<ref>http://www.travel-to-crete.com/place.php?place_id=18</ref> <ref>http://www.culture.gr/h/1/eh152.jsp?obj_id=3476</ref>. In actuality, he never became a Patriarch.

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 Vlastos was born in [[1576]] near [[Rethymnon]], [[Crete]] and died about [[1643]]. He was the son of Georgilas Vlastos.
-In [[1625]], he was the preacher/priest at the church of the "Panagia Trimartyri", in [[Candia]], [[Crete]]. Later, Vlastos was one of numerous famous teachers who taught at the school of the Sinaitic Metochion of the St. Catherine's Monastery (During the Venetian occupation, the Monastery housed a school). Other teachers were Ioannis Morezenos, Iosif Doreianos, Ieremias Palladas. Among his numerous famous pupils was Constantinos Loukaris (Religious name: [[Kyrillos Loukaris]]) who later did become firstly the Orthodox [[Patriarch of Alexandria]] and later the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. Another student of the same school was also the later patriarch [[Meletios Pegas]].
+In [[1625]], he was the preacher/priest at the church of the "Panagia Trimartyri", in [[Candia]], [[Crete]]. Later, Vlastos was one of numerous famous teachers who taught at the school of the Sinaitic Metochion of the St. Catherine's Monastery (During the Venetian occupation, the Monastery housed a school). Other teachers were Ioannis Morezenos, Iosif Doreianos, Ieremias Palladas. Among his numerous famous pupils was Constantinos Loukaris (Religious name: [[Kyrillos Loukaris]]) who later did become firstly the Orthodox [[Patriarch of Alexandria]] and later the [[Patriarch of Constantinople|Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople]]. Another student in the same school was the future patriarch [[Meletios Pegas]].
 Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.

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-'''Meletios Vlastos''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]:Μελετιος Βλαστος). Greek Orthodox theologian, preacher, scholar, teacher.
+'''Meletios Vlastos''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]:Μελέτιος Βλαστός) was a [[Greek Orthodox]] theologian, preacher, scholar and teacher.
-Meletios Vlastos was born 1576 near [[Rethymnon]], Crete and died about 1643. He was the son of Georgilas Vlastos.
+Vlastos was born in [[1576]] near [[Rethymnon]], [[Crete]] and died about [[1643]]. He was the son of Georgilas Vlastos.
-In 1625, he was the preacher/priest at the church of the "Panagia Trimartyri", in [[Candia]], [[Crete]]. Later, Meletios Vlastos was one of numerous famous teachers who taught at the school of the Sinaitic Metochion of the St. Catherine's Monastery (During the Venetian occupation, the Monastery housed a school). Other teachers were Ioannis Morezenos, Josef Doreianos, Jeremia Palladas. Among his numerous famous pupils was Constantinos Loukaris (Religious name: [[Cyrilos Loukaris]]) who later did become firstly the Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria and later the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. Student of the same school was also the later patriarch [[Meletios Pegas]].
+In [[1625]], he was the preacher/priest at the church of the "Panagia Trimartyri", in [[Candia]], [[Crete]]. Later, Vlastos was one of numerous famous teachers who taught at the school of the Sinaitic Metochion of the St. Catherine's Monastery (During the Venetian occupation, the Monastery housed a school). Other teachers were Ioannis Morezenos, Iosif Doreianos, Ieremias Palladas. Among his numerous famous pupils was Constantinos Loukaris (Religious name: [[Cyrilos Loukaris]]) who later did become firstly the Orthodox [[Patriarch of Alexandria]] and later the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. Another student of the same school was also the later patriarch [[Meletios Pegas]].
-Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Meletios Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.
+Meletios Pegas and [[Maximos Margounios]] were friends of Vlastos and he kept in touch by correspondence with them.
-Unfortunately, in many websites, Meletios Vlastos is mentioned as a Greek Orthodox Patriarch<ref>http://www.travel-to-crete.com/place.php?place_id=18</ref> and <ref>http://www.culture.gr/h/1/eh152.jsp?obj_id=3476</ref>. He was never a Patriarch.
+Unfortunately, in many websites, Meletios Vlastos is mentioned as a Greek Orthodox Patriarch<ref>http://www.travel-to-crete.com/place.php?place_id=18</ref> and <ref>http://www.culture.gr/h/1/eh152.jsp?obj_id=3476</ref>. In actuality, he never became a Patriarch.
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