John of Ephesus

John of Ephesus was a 6th-century Armenian Christian historian and monk known for his detailed accounts of early Christian communities and regional conflicts. He documented the history of the Armenians, Syrians, and Melkite Christians, providing valuable insight into the religious, social, and political issues of his time. His writings offer a rare firsthand perspective on the struggles against paganism, heresy, and political upheaval during the late Roman Empire. Recognized for his meticulous record-keeping, John’s work helps modern scholars understand the complexities of early Christian history and the diverse communities within the Eastern Roman Empire.