xeropotamou造句

• The founder of monastery was Saint Paul of Xeropotamou.
• Xeropotamou houses numerous relics, the most prominent being the largest extant piece of the True Cross.
• The village is mentioned in a text from 1320 and 1441 ( Actes de Xeropotamou, Archives de L'Athos III, ed.
• "' Xeropotamou monastery "'( ) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery at the monastic state of Mount Athos in Greece, in the middle side of peninsula.
• Shortly afterwards she called to Sharia court the monks of Xeropotamou Monastery, alleging that one of them stole money from her aunt Kantakouzene while in her service, but could not prove this.
• From the account of Russian pilgrim Isaiah by the end of the 15th century half of the monasteries were either Slav or Albanian, in particular, Simonopetra was Bulgarian, Pantokratoros and Stavronikita was Greek while he mentions that Zographou, Kastamonitou, Xeropotamou, Koutloumousiou, Xenophontos, Iviron and Protaton did not bear any designation.
• Other Gabrades were serfs ( " paroikoi " ), attached to large estates : Michael Gabras at Leros ca . 1263; Demetrios and his sons Michael and Philotheos, as well as a probably related Basil Gabras, as " paroikoi " of the Esphigmenou monastery at Rentina ca . 1300; finally, Demetrios Gabras Chrito [ u ] s and George Gabras were " paroikoi " of the Xeropotamou monastery at Rebenikeia in the early 14th century.