-
record or account.
Although properly referring to the
thing recorded,
menology is
sometimes used as a
synonym to mean the
menologium itself. More rarely...
- Sumerian, Accadian, ****yrian, and West
Semitic calendars".
Babylonian menologies and the
Semitic calendars (PDF). The
Schweich Lectures of the British...
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Etimolojik Sözlük (in Turkish). Langdon, S. (1935) [1933].
Babylonian Menologies and the
Semitic Calendars (PDF). London: The
British Academy. pp. 65,...
- The Menologion, Menologium, or
Menology of
Basil II is a Gr****
illuminated m****cript
designed as a
church calendar or
Eastern Orthodox Church service...
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Mount Athos to the
Menology of the
Russian Orthodox Church,
establishing his
feast day on June 29/July 12,
aligning with the
Menology of the
Orthodox Church...
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given in the
historical synaxaria are
summaries of
those in the
great menologies, or
collections of
lives of saints, for the
twelve months of the year...
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first 500
years of
church history.
Liberius is
mentioned in the Gr****
Menology, the
Eastern equivalent to the
martyrologies of the
Western Church and...
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Iqqur Ipuš (“he destro****, he built”) is an
ancient Mesopotamian menology,
first described as "An
Almanac from
ancient Babylonia", a work
recording favorable...
-
founders of the
Serbian Orthodox Church wrote various gospels, psalters,
menologies, hagiographies,
along with
essays and sermons. At the end of the 12th...
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after John Theristus. The
memory of John
Theristus is
found in all Gr****
menologies and
synaxarions of the
Eastern Orthodox and
Byzantine Catholic liturgies...
