- Patriarch Sarkis of Jerusalem
There were three men named "Sarkis" who served as the
Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem . These were:*Sarkis (1281-1313)
*Sarkis (1394-1415)
*Sarkis (1507-1517)
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Patriarch Sarkis of Jerusalem
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