hagiorite造句

• Her life was recorded by St . Nikodemos the Hagiorite in his " New Martyrology ".
• He studied in the Evangelical School of Smyrna, where he was classmates with Nicodemus the Hagiorite and Adamantios Korais.
• Similarly, the " Exomologetarion " of Nicodemus the Hagiorite ( 1749 1809 ) distinguishes seven classes of sin:
• Irene's zeal in restoring the icons and Nikodemos the Hagiorite, or any other relative book of the Orthodox Church.
• According to the " Life of George the Hagiorite ", after the marriage of her granddaughter patriarch of Antioch.
• He was known for his association with the eminent Georgian monk and scholar George the Hagiorite under whose auspices Mariam would eventually become a nun.
• It was at this Synod that St . Athanasios Parios, Neophytos Kavsokalyvites, and St . Nikodemos the Hagiorite, among others, were excommunicated.
• Consequently, Christopher's " ????????? " and Nicodemus the Hagiorite's " ???????? " were published, the latter also publishing " ???? ?????????? " in Istanbul.
• These, however, persuaded the queen to refrain from visiting the Saracen-held Jerusalem; George the Hagiorite himself took her money and distributed it among the poor and the monasteries there.
• One hypothesis put forward in 1885 traced the source of the song to George the Hagiorite, an Orthodox monk and writer of the 11th century from the Iviron monastery on Mount Athos ).
• The prominent Georgian religious writer George the Hagiorite ( 1009 1065 ) wrote about the wish of certain Georgian nobles to travel to the Iberian peninsula and visit the local " Georgians of the West ", as he called them.
• It was included in the edition due to the traditional ascription, but marked " spuria " as the translator is the Georgian monk Euthymius the Hagiorite ( ca . 955 1028 ) at Mount Athos and not John the Damascene of the monastery of Saint Sabas in the Judaean Desert.
• With another monk, Ignatius Xanthopoulos, Callistus composed the important " Century ", a tract of 100 sections on the ascetical practices of the Hesychastic monks; it was incorporated in the " Philokalia " of Nicodemus the Hagiorite and had a great influence on Orthodox spirituality.