- The term
Melkite (/ˈmɛlkaɪt/), also
written Melchite,
refers to
various Eastern Christian churches of the
Byzantine Rite and
their members originating...
- of them were
Christians of
various Eastern denominations: Jacobites,
Melchites, and,
above all, Nestorians... A few
others were Sabians. Hill, Donald...
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Turcici Imperii versantur.) (English: We
grant the
jurisdiction of the Gr****
Melchite Patriarch over
those faithful of the same rite who are
within the borders...
-
recognised by both the
Coptic Orthodox Christians and the
Chalcedonian Melchites. As
successor to
Timothy III (IV), at the
request of the Arab king Al-Harith...
- of them were
Christians of
various Eastern denominations: Jacobites,
Melchites, and,
above all, Nestorians... A few
others were Sabians. Hill, Donald...
-
process of the
separation and
establishment of the
millet of
Catholic Melchites",
which "is
considered to have been the
catalyst for the
emergence of...
- of them were
Christians of
various Eastern denominations: Jacobites,
Melchites, and,
above all, Nestorians. Rémi Brague, ****yrians
contributions to the...
- The
Archeparchy of
Beirut and
Byblos (in Latin:
Archieparchia Berytensis et
Gibailensis Graecorum Melkitarum) is a
metropolitan eparchy of the Melkite...
-
meaning "the man from the Caucasus," an
epithet among the
Copts for the
Melchite patriarch Cyrus, who was seen as a
corrupt and
foreign usurper of Pope...
- of them were
Christians of
various Eastern denominations: Jacobites,
Melchites, and,
above all, Nestorians. "Wiet. Baghdad".
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