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Atroa may
refer to:
Atroa, a
deity of the
World of
Greyhawk Atroa, an
ancient name of a
place in Bithynia,
usually identified with Yenişehir, Bursa. See...
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Peter of
Atroa (773–837) was an
abbot who was
later canonized as a saint. He was born the
eldest of
three children. His
given name was Theophylact. At...
- red fruit.
Atroa was
first detailed for the
Dungeons &
Dragons game in the
World of
Greyhawk Fantasy Game
Setting (1983), by Gary Gygax.
Atroa appears as...
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Archdeacon Theophylact (8th century),
archdeacon of the
Roman Church Peter of
Atroa or
Theophylact (773–837)
Theophylact Rhangabe (8th century),
Byzantine admiral...
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Peter Abselamus (also
known as
Peter Absalon,
Peter Balsamus, and
Peter of
Atroa), also
called "the
Standard Bearer", was a third-century
Christian martyr...
- list of deities; however,
since Sotillion (summer),
Telchur (winter) and
Atroa (spring) were
still included, one can ****ume this was done in error. In...
- 788) Maxentius,
patriarch of
Aquileia Oliba I,
Frankish nobleman Peter of
Atroa,
Byzantine abbot (b. 773) Treadgold,
Warren (1997). A
History of the Byzantine...
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official (d. 819)
Pepin of Italy, son of
Charlemagne (d. 810)
Peter of
Atroa,
Byzantine abbot and
saint (d. 837) Wei Chuhou,
chancellor of the Tang Dynasty...
- All-Praised; who
wrote 1
Peter and 2 Peter; a.k.a.
Simon Peter and
Simeon Peter of
Atroa 837 3
January Hegumen,
Venerable Peter of
Braga 45–60 26
April Bishop of...
- sent back as a fugitive. He
eventually did
settle on Olympus,
first at
Atroa and
later at Balaios. From
Olympus he is said to have
intervened to reconcile...
