-
states that were
founded in the Levant. Its
inhabitants were
known as
Antiochenes. The
remains of the
ancient city of
Antioch are
mostly buried beneath...
- The
Antiochene or
Antiochian Rite
refers to the
family of
liturgies originally used by the
patriarch of Antioch. It
includes the
Liturgy of St
James in...
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Patriarchate is in Bkerke,
northeast of Beirut, Lebanon.
Officially known as the
Antiochene Syriac Maronite Church (Arabic: الكنيسة الأنطاكية السريانية المارونية;...
- monk at
Antioch and had
there become imbued with the
principles of the
Antiochene theological school. The
school of
Antioch is best
divided into
three periods:...
- The Roman–Seleucid war (192–188 BC), also
called the
Aetolian war,
Antiochene war,
Syrian war, and Syrian-Aetolian war was a
military conflict between...
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Orthodox Churches have the Jerusalem-
Antiochene Liturgy is the
chief proof that this had
supplanted the
older Antiochene use
before the
schism of the 5th...
-
William of Zardana, also
known as
William of
Saone (died in 1132 or 1133), was a
powerful baron who held Balatanos,
Saone and
Zardana in the Prin****lity...
- (or Coptic)
anaphora of
Saint Basil, even if
related and
using the same
Antiochene (or "West Syrian") structure,
represents a
different group from the Byzantine...
- The War of the
Antiochene Succession, also
known as the
Antiochene War of Succession, was a
series of
armed conflicts in
northern Syria between 1201 and...
- 1976. The
Christology of the
Church of the East has its
roots in the
Antiochene theological tradition of the
early church. The
founders of ****yrian theology...
