- c. 1000),
distinguished as
Symeon Metaphrastes (Latin) or
Symeon the
Metaphrast (Ancient Gr****: Συμεών ὁ Μεταφραστής, Symeṓn ho Metaphrastḗs), was a Byzantine...
-
Syriac monk,
bishop of Harran, and
Syriac Orthodox saint Symeon the
Metaphrast (died c. 1000),
Byzantine historian, hagiographer, and
saint Symeon the...
- Armenian, one
Middle Irish, and one Old English. Byzantine writer
Symeon the
Metaphrast (died c. 1000)
alluded to it. It was also
translated into Sogdian. In...
- fasting, vigil, and prayer". Anysia's
biography is
related by
Symeon the
Metaphrast in a
volume of his work
published in 947;
according to
hagiographer Alban...
- His
biography of
Gregory of
Agrigento was
highly esteemed by
Symeon the
Metaphrast, who
included it in his synaxarium. He was
accused of
heresy for proclaiming...
-
monasteries is
explained in a
mediaeval hagiography written by
Symeon the
Metaphrast in Vita
Sancti Theodosii Coenobiarchae in
which he
wrote that
Saint Theodosius...
-
Symmachus of Rome 514 19 July
Patriarch of Rome,
Venerable Symeon the
Metaphrast 0960 c. 960 – c. 1000 9
November Church Father, Venerable,
author of the...
- another".
Byzantine Orthodox hagiographer and
hymnodist St
Symeon the
Metaphrast (10th c.) declared:
Those who deny the
possibility of
perfection inflict...
-
Theodore being poisoned,
implicating Leo VI in his
early demise.
Symeon the
Metaphrast records Leo
falling in love with her in the
third year of his reign, placing...
- Amartole,
repeated by
Symeon Logothete,
George Kedrenos and
Symeon the
Metaphrast,
where the help that Tervel's
Bulgarian army gave to
Emperor Justinian...
