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Eukterion (Gr****: εὑκτήριον), or
eukterios oikos (εὑκτήριος οἰ̑κος),
literally meaning "a
house of prayer", was a term used in the
Byzantine and some...
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wearing unsuitable clothes or
celebrating the
liturgy in
private homes (
eukterion)
without the
consent of
their bishops. Both
clergy and
laity were forbidden...
- a
third or
fourth century inscription uses a
similar term, εὑκτήριον
euktērion. The
oldest Samaritan synagogue discovered so far is from
Delos in the...
- daughter, and two grandchildren. On his 60th birthday, Leo
consecrated an
eukterion in his
hometown of Pielavesi.
Building one had been a long-time dream...
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succeeded by his son,
Constantine I.
David is
buried within the
chapel (
eukterion) of St.
Andrew at the
Cathedral of
Nativity of the
Theotokos of Gelati...
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narrow shelf. The
church has two annexes:
prothesis to the
north and
eukterion to the south.
Prothesis connects to the
church through the door cut in...
- Our Lady of the Sign is also
devoted to St. John.
There is also a
small eukterion dedicated to him in Viljakkala, Ylöjärvi muni****lity in Finland. [1]...
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northwestern and
southwestern corners had been ****igned to
individual chapels (
eukterion), but
later both of
these were
connected to the
central bay. The entire...
- can be
accessed through a
doorway in the
south wall. A low chapel, an
eukterion—now half-ruined—is
annexed to the
south façade of the church. The interior...
- two doors, on the west and south; the
latter leads into the chapel—or
eukterion as it is
known in the
Byzantine world—of St. Nicholas,
which is attached...
