hagios造句

• These are now also kept in Hagios Demetrios.
• In 1096, the newly arrived First Crusade was allowed to encamp between Kosmidion and Hagios Phokas.
• The church of Hagios Demetrios in Thessaloniki was rebuilt after a fire in the mid-seventh century.
• Very few early Byzantine mosaics survived the Hagios Demetrios Church, which were made between 634 and 730, also escaped destruction.
• The sanctuary occupies three narrow terraces on the west slopes of mount Hagios Georgios, separated by two steep-banked torrents.
• A collection of essays on poetry and loss, " Threading Light ", was published in 2011 by Hagios Press.
• Taking advantage of the instability in Trebizond, the Turkmen attacked the Empire in 1346, capturing the towns of Hagios Andreas and Oinaion.
• Some others-notably the Hagia Sophia, Chora Church, Rotonda, and Hagios Demetrios-were converted into mosques ( this was the majority ).
• He died on the 11 of November of that same year, while celebrating mass, apparently in the monastery of Hagios Tryphon on Cape Akritas in Bithynia.
• His very large church in Thessaloniki, the Hagios Demetrios, dates from the mid-5th century, so he clearly had a large cult by then.
• In 2000 Szumigalski and St . George later collaborated on another book titled " Fear of Knives : A Book of Fables ( " published by Hagios ).
• The church of Hagios Demetrios was burnt down during the Great Thessaloniki Fire of 1917, as did many other of the city's monuments, but it was rebuilt.
• The Hagios Ioannes Greek Church ( Yuannes Church ), which is known as the D黱dar House in the region, has been transferred to private property after Greeks abandoned the region.
• For four centuries after his death, St . Demetrius had no physical relics, and in their place an unusual empty shrine called the " ciborium " was built inside Hagios Demetrios.
• The ruin of the monastery is far from the town and is called Hagios Ioannes Theologos ( Pelekete ) Aya Yani Monastery, which is known as the Ayani Ranch by the public.
• One critical recipient of a vision from Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki apparently specified that the saint resembled the " more ancient " images of him-presumably the 7th century mosaics still in Hagios Demetrios.
• Image : Meister der Demetrius-Kirche in Saloniki 002 . jpg | Mosaic from the church of Hagios Demetrios in Thessaloniki, late 7th or early 8th century, showing St . Demetrios with donors.
• The legend 'Joseph's'( ?x ??? ????? )  where the usual adjective'holy'( " hagios " ) accompanying mentions of saints and their shrines is lacking.
• In antiquity there were two natural harbours in the area close to Sarayburnu where the present-day Sirkeci and Emin鰊?quarters stand ( the harbours of " Greek as "'Hagios Demetrios " '.
• Some scholars believe that for four centuries after his death, St . Demetrios had no physical relics, and in their place an unusual empty shrine called the " ciborium " was built inside " Hagios Demetrios ".