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- Fedoseevtsy, also Fedoseyans (федосеевцы, феодосиевцы in Russian), sometimes anglicised as Theodosians, comprise a dissident religious movement formed...
- (Belokrinitskaya Hierarchy, Lipovans) Old-Pomorian Old-Orthodox Church of Fedoseevtsy [ru] (Fedoseevtsy) Pomorian Old-Orthodox Church (Pomortsy) Pomorian Old-Orthodox...
- of Moscow long ****ociated with Old Believers. It was inaugurated by a Fedoseevtsy merchant in 1777 as a plague quarantine disguising the Bespopovtsy monastery...
- formed the Filippovskiy (who also practiced self-immolation) and the Fedoseevtsy agreements. These subsequent groups also experienced additional divisions...
- Imiaslavie (Onomatodoxy) Inochentism Joesphism Old Believers Bespopovtsy Fedoseevtsy Filippians Chasovennye Dyrniki Popovtsy Beglopopovtsy Old Calendarists...
- Samara Feodosy Vasilyev (?–1711), Russian Old Believer and founder of the Fedoseevtsy movement Fyodor Vasilyev (1850–1873), Russian painter Georgi Vasilyev...
- что они напоминают силуэт беса." [In the rulings of the Pomorian and Fedoseevtsy councils, (...) treuhi [ru] and malahai are forbidden to wear as they...
- hierarchy in Zamoskvorech'ye and Preobrazhenskaya Zastava where Pomortsy and Fedoseevtsy coexist. Long historical ties with Armenia have resulted in a significant...
- persuasions (the Austrians, the Pomorians, precedency, filippovtsy, fedoseevtsy etc.). There were two churches, two schools, post office, Telegraph,...
- 19th century. Two other denominations active in the region were the Fedoseevtsy and the Danilovtsy. The official church considered Nizhnyaya Toyma and...