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Philagathus of Cerami

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Philagathus of Cerami (Template:Lang-el, Template:Lang-it; d. 1154 or later), also known as Theodore Cerameus, Theophanes Cerameus and Philip of Cerami, was a monk and preacher of Greco-Sicilian or Greco-Calabrian descent; his surname may indicate that he was born in Cerami. Around ninety of his sermons in Greek survive.

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