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Ktetor (Gr****: κτήτωρ) or
ktitor (Cyrillic: ктитор; Georgian: ქტიტორი kt’it’ori; Romanian: ctitor),
meaning 'founder', is a
title given in the
Middle Ages...
- only by the
state but also
through donations by the wealthy,
known as
ktitors.
Among the
first places of
worship to be
constructed after 864 was the...
- as a fortress, it was
built by
workers brought from Transylvania. Its
ktitors were the Brăila
merchants Die and Șerbu, as well as the
local trader Constantin...
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mural painting was done
after 1960.
There are oil
paintings of the
three ktitors above the
entrance door on the interior: Hagi
Constantin Popp,
Stana Petru...
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Antonescu and his wife
preferred donating to
Orthodox churches, and were
ktitors of
churches in
three separate Bucharest areas: Mărgeanului
Church in Rahova...
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monuments of
Eastern European medieval art. The
portraits of the church's
ktitors,
Kaloyan and Desislava, and of the
ruling monarch Constantine Tikh and...
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Saint Stefan Vladislav Стефан Владислав
Stefan Vladislav ktitor portrait in the Mileševa
monastery (1235)
Ktetor Born
around 1198 Raška Died
after 1264...
- and
refers to the ruler’s
fruit trees that used to grow in the area. Its
ktitors were
several neighborhood tradesmen,
including a furrier, a
tailor and...
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Euergetis in Constantinople.
Besides Hilandar, Sava was the
ktetor (sr.
ktitor; founder, donator) of the
hermitage at
Karyes (seat of Athos) for the monks...
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Church – St.
Nicholas and St.
Panteleimon – from 1882. The
church patron's (
ktitor's)
inscription in
Middle Bulgarian from 1259 reads:[1] ⁜ вꙁьдвиже сѧ ѿ ꙁемѧ...
