- The
Menaion (Gr****: Μηναῖον; Slavonic: Минїѧ, Miniya, "of the month") is the
liturgical book used by the
Eastern Orthodox Church containing the propers...
- of
Argos for 54 years, from 1637 to 1583 BCE.
According to the
Orthodox Menaion,
September 4 was the day that
Moses saw the Land of Promise. Filler, Elad...
- The
Great Menaion Reader (Russian: Великие Четьи-Минеи, romanized: Velikiye Chet’yi-Minei) is the
official Russian Orthodox menologium, i.e., a collection...
-
catalogs of
lives of the saints:
annual calendar catalogue, or
menaion (in Gr****, μηναῖον,
menaion means "monthly" (adj, neut), lit. "lunar"),
biographies of...
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Bratko Menaion (Serbian: Братков минеј, romanized: Bratkov minej) is a 13th-century
Serbian liturgical calendar book (
menaion),
written Serbian Orthodox...
- his mother's
monastic names) are
known because he
dedicates the
Great Menaion Reader to them. His
secular name is
thought to have been Mikhail. In the...
-
collection of
compositions by
Constantinopolitan maistores, made
after the
menaion of sticherarion,
could already grow, as one part of the
sticherarion kalophonikon...
-
composed over a
given heirmos, but
dedicated to a
particular day of the
menaion.
Until the 11th century, the
common book of
hymns was the
tropologion and...
- instance, the
Festal Menaion contains only
those portions of the
Menaion that have to do with the
Great Feasts; and the
General Menaion, et cetera. Including...
- an
early provenance.
Since the 14th
century the
Akathist moved from the
menaion to the
moveable cycle of the triodion, and the
custom established that...
