Tzetzes wrote a letter to Konstantinos, the chartophylax of Hagia Sophia, about problems at the Church of the Holy Apostles. A hermit occupying a cell there was spreading unspecified mischief; this monk had been helped by Konstantinos himself and the patriarch Leon Stypes, but they had withdrawn support on realising his character. Konstantinos told the man to leave the church, and he had gone. But later he returned, supported by some of its clergy, his own relatives and false use of Konstantinos' name. The previous inhabitant of the cell, though honoured by the protosebastos, also wanted to come back. These cells in the Church of the Holy Apostles were being used to make profits, spread vice and ruin the church. Konstantinos was urged to shut them down and send away the monks concerned to be held in monasteries. If not, these troubles would go down in history