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Opiza (Georgian: ოპიზა) was a
medieval Georgian monastery and
cathedral church located in
historical Klarjeti region, now in
Artvin Province, Turkey....
- of
Georgia free of Arab presence.
After a
short time in the
monastery of
Opiza (ოპიზა), he
founded his own
monastery at
Khandzta (ხანძთა)
which soon attracted...
- over some of his
possessions to his
brothers and
retired himself at the
Opiza convent where he was
buried after his
death in 882.[citation needed] Liparit...
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churches of Oshki, Ishkhani, Bana, Parkhali, Doliskana,
Otkhta Eklesia,
Opiza, Shatberdi, Rabati("New Rabati"-"Yeni Rabati"),
Parekhi and Tbeti. Oshki...
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Athos (10th century) Sve****khoveli
Cathedral in
Mtskheta (11th century)
Opiza Monastery (10th century) in Tao-Klarjeti (now
territory of Turkey) Monastery...
- the
stone effigy in low
relief from the
medieval Georgian monastery of
Opiza, in Shavsheti, and now on
display at the Art
Museum of
Georgia in Tbilisi...
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Adarnase and
Bagrat I.
Guaram spent his last
years in
retirement at the
Opiza convent where he was
buried after his
death in 882. Rapp,
Stephen H. (2003)...
- of the
Gospel of
Matthew from the
Adysh Gospels with the
Variants of the
Opiza and Tbet` Gospels.
Edited with a
Latin Translation [1933] (patrologia orientalis...
- Okhvame, Ardeşen
ruins Tskarostavi monastery ruins Bana
cathedral (Penek)
ruins Tbeti Monastery (Cevizli)
ruins old
Georgian Church, Ani
ruins Opiza ruins...
- (İşhan)
Khakhuli (Haho/Bağbaşi)
Oshki (Öşk Vank/Çamlıyamaç)
Parekhi Khandzta Opiza (Bağcılar)
Berta monastery Shatberdi Baretelta Otkhta Eklesia (Dörtkilise)...
