阿納斯塔修斯





阿納斯塔修斯可以指：




  • 羅馬皇帝阿納斯塔修斯一世

  • 羅馬皇帝阿納斯塔修斯二世

  • 教皇達西一世

  • 教宗達西二世

  • 教宗達西三世

  • 教宗達西四世


  • 羅馬教廷圖書舘員阿拿斯塔斯，可能同時是對立教皇達西。



譯名列表



  • 阿納斯塔修斯：來自大英簡明百科知識庫。


  • 阿纳斯塔修斯：來自《世界人名翻譯大辭典》1993年版。


  • 達西：來自香港天主教教區檔案　歷任教宗。


在以下來源未證實正確之前，請不要將以下譯名放進條目內。


  • 阿納斯塔西烏斯、阿纳斯塔西乌斯

  • 阿拿斯塔休士

  • 阿拿斯塔斯


  • 亞那他修、亚那他修

  • 亞那斯搭斯


  • 亞納大西、亚纳大西


  • 亞納大修、亚纳大修

  • 亞納大削

  • 亞拿斯大修

  • 安那斯塔涉斯

  • 安納斯塔休斯

  • 安纳斯塔西斯















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