Hypertimos

Hypertimos (, "most honorable one") is an ecclesiastical title in the Eastern Orthodox churches following the Greek liturgical tradition, used to designate metropolitan bishops.

The title originated in the 11th-century Byzantine Empire, where the philosopher Michael Psellos held this title at the end of his illustrious career; and in the chrysobull to the Venetians of 1082, the title was also conferred on the Patriarch of Grado.