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Joasaph (Gr****: Ιωάσαφ; Bulgarian: Йоа́саф ; Russian: Иоаса́ф, romanized:
Ioasaf) is a
masculine given name.
Joasaph is
another name for Josaphat, the legendary...
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Ioasaf Aleksandrovich Tikhomirov (1872-1908) was a male
actor from the
Russian Empire. He
trained under Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, who
offered "rigorous...
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Joasaphus I (Russian: Иоасаф I, romanized:
Ioasaf I; ? – 28
November 1640, Moscow) was the
fifth Patriarch of
Moscow and All
Russia (1634–1640). Joasaphus...
- Jerusalem:
Eugenios (1567–1583)
Anastasios (1583–1592)
Laurentios (1592–1617)
Ioasaf (1617–1661)
Nektarios II (1661)
Ananias (1661–1671)
Ioannikios I (1671–1702)...
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since the 1890s. He sent some
pupils from the Art
Theatre School—as well as
Ioasaf Tikhomirov, who ran the school—to work there. By the autumn, however, after...
- (musician) -
Soviet and
Russian jazz guitarist,
member of the band Kino
Ioasaf Tikhomirov (1872-1908) - a
Russian actor and
founder member of the Moscow...
- was elected,
while the
Metropolitan of Kyiv,
Halych and all
Little Russia Ioasaf was
forced to
proclaim anathema onto
Mazepa in the St.
Trinity Cathedral...
- po****r
literary texts, and
translations such as the
narratives Varlaam și
Ioasaf and Alexandria. The
period is
characterized by the
advent of the printed...
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Snagoveanu (Romanian pronunciation: [josaˈfat snaɡoˈve̯anu]; also
credited as
Ioasaf Znagoveanu, born Ion Vărbileanu [iˈon vərbiˈle̯anu];
April 22, 1797–November...
- Tusenbach,
Mikhail Gromov as Solyony,
Alexander Artyom as
Artem Chebutykin,
Ioasaf Tikhomirov as Fedotik, Ivan
Moskvin as Rode,
Vladimir Gribunin as Ferapont...
