- rebellion, the
Belgrade Pashalik was
visited by Ypisilantis' agents,
including Dositei Filitti. On 14
February 1804, a
group of
leading Serbs gathered at Marićević...
- (1753–1760)
Grigorie II (1760–1787)
Cosma (1787–1792)
Filaret II (1792–1793)
Dositei (1793–1810) Ignațiu II (1810–1812)
Nectarie (1812–1819)
vacancy (1819–1821)...
- the 1802 earthquake, its
administration was
taken over by
Metropolitan Dositei Filitti two
years later, and he
consolidated the structure. The 1838 tremor...
- (1798-1879),
Romanian general and
philanthropist Dosoftei Herescu [ro] (
Dositei Herescul) (1710-1789),
Romanian Orthodox bishop Niculae I.
Herescu (1906-1961)...
- and
semantron from the 20th century. It
provides access to the cemetery.
Dositei Filitti,
Metropolitan Bishop of Wallachia, lies
buried there, as does the...
- to
limit abuse against slaves it did not own:
Wallachian Metropolitan Dositei demanded from
Prince Constantine Ypsilantis to
discourage his servants...
-
missing publisher (link)
Onisifor Ghibu (1924). "Rost of the
Patriarch of
Dositei of
Jerusalem in Romania, as an
enemy of the
Romanian people and of the...
-
Opere teologice bizantine editate în ţările române de către
patriarhul Dositei al Ierusalimului, în ST, an. XXVII, 1975, nr. 3–4, p. 219–225; Insemnări...
-
request was
denied as
contrary to
Wallachian customs, with
Metropolitan Dositei Filitti also
weighing in the fact that
Golescu was not
agnatically descended...
- (Bulgarian Чукалците). The
current village name
comes from
archimandrite Dositei, who had
contributed to the mid-19th
century Bulgarian struggle for church...
