Definition of Ioannite. Meaning of Ioannite. Synonyms of Ioannite

- Ioannites, Johannites or Johanniter may refer to: Ioannite sect [ru] of Russian Orthodox Church another name for Knights Hospitaller (members of the) Order...
- of Ioannite origin resident in Venice, Epiphaneios Igoumenos. The Gioumeios School was founded in 1676 by a benefaction from another wealthy Ioannite Gr****...
- Also, after 1990, the rehabilitation of the sectarian Ioannites started, and even the Ioannite leaders who had been condemned by the Synod were incorporated...
- 1855 — 25 November [O.S. 12 November] 1905) was a spiritual leader of the Ioannite sect [ru] of Russian Orthodox Church. In her youth, Kiseleva was a prostitute...
- Knights of Malta, the Order of Saint John, the Knights of St. John or the Ioannites This historical fact was used as the plot hook in Dashiell Hammett's famous...
- and politician Porfiriia Kiselyova (1855-1905), spiritual leader of the Ioannite sect of Russian Orthodox Church Sergey Kiselyov, several people: Sergey...
- remembered traditions of Mycenaean times. Iraklis. "The Battalion of the Ioannite Knights (Knights of Saint John)". Kosinfo.gr Tourism Guide. Retrieved 8...
- to make peace with the Albanians. 1411 – Following Esau's death, the Ioannites invited the Count palatine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos, Carlo I Tocco...
- difficulties, but Balanos managed to find new sponsors among the prosperous Ioannite diaspora and especially the Zosimades brothers. After about 40 years in...
- unsuccessfully besieged the Epirote capital twice and plundered its environs. The Ioannites, who utterly opposed the idea of having an Albanian or Serbian ruler over...