Theodoros 335 was an abbot and priest; he was hegoumenos, apparently, of the laura of St Sabas in Africa; he was one of the monks who signed the libellus attacking monothelete views, which was read out to the second session of the Lateran Council on 8 October 649; the signatories were admitted to the session while the document was read out: Conc. Lat., p. 50, lines 2-4 (Θεόδωρος πρεσβύτερος καὶ ἡγούμενος τῆς εὐαγοῦς λαύρας τῆς διακειμένης κατὰ τὴν Ἄφρων φιλόχριστον χώραν), p. 51, lines 2-3 ("Theodorus abba presbiter venerabilis labrae in Africana provincia constituta"), p. 57, no. 3 ("Theodorus gratia dei abba presbiter monasterii venerandae labrae sancti Sabae"), cf. p. 48, lines 27-28, p. 49, line 27. His title is given in different versions which when combined suggest that he was hegoumenos of the laura of St Sabas in Africa.

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