- The
Paschal cycle, in
Eastern Orthodox Christianity, is the
cycle of the
moveable feasts built around Pascha (Easter). The
cycle consists of approximately...
- year was
eleven Paschal cycles of 532
years each
before the
Alexandrian year
beginning 29
August 360,
which itself was four 19-year
cycles after the epoch...
- 7th-century
Gr**** Christian chronicle of the world. Its name
comes from its
system of
chronology based on the
Christian paschal cycle; its
Gr**** author named...
-
generally relative to
Pascha (Easter), and so the
cycle of
moveable feasts is
referred to as the
Paschal cycle. The
following list of
dates links only to fixed...
-
simply Computus – or as
paschalion particularly in the
Orthodox church.
Easter is
celebrated on the
first Sunday after the
Paschal full moon (a mathematical...
- The
Paschal troparion or
Christos anesti (
Gr****: Χριστός ἀνέστη) is the
characteristic troparion for the
celebration of
Pascha (Easter) in the Byzantine...
- The
Paschal greeting, also
known as the
Easter Acclamation or
Easter Day Greeting, is an
Easter custom among many
Christian churches,
including Eastern...
- it
still is. On one
surface of the
chair was a
calendar carved in
Gr**** paschal cycle,
which remembered the one
attributed to Hippolytus, and on another...
- his
Paschal table to him (around AD 390). Theophilus’
Paschal table did not survive, but what we do know is that the
Metonic 19-year
lunar cycle underlying...
- The
Metonic cycle or
enneadecaeteris (from
Ancient Gr****: ἐννεακαιδεκαετηρίς, from ἐννεακαίδεκα, "nineteen") is a
period of
almost exactly 19
years after...
