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Palladius may
refer to: People:
Palladius of
Antioch (died 309), also
known as
Palladius the Hermit,
Christian saint Rutilius...
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Palladius was a
Deacon of Rome, as it is
unlikely that a
deacon of
Auxerre would exercise the
influence in Rome that many have ****igned to
Palladius;...
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Archimandrite Palladius remains a well-known work even today. 《漢俄合璧韻編》掌院修士巴第遺篇，1888年，北京同文舘 (Chinese-Russian
Dictionary by
Archimandrite Palladius, 1888, Tungwen...
- the
transcription of
Chinese characters into the
Cyrillic alphabet. The
Palladius system is the
official Russian standard for
transcribing Chinese into...
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Palladius, who,
according to
Prosper of Aquitaine's Chronicle, was sent by Pope
Celestine I as the
first bishop to
Irish Christians in 431.
Palladius...
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Palladius of
Antioch (died 390), also
known as
Saint Palladius the
Desert Dweller and
Palladius the Hermit, was an
Early Christian monk in the
Roman Empire...
- was
Palladius' stand.
Ambrose proposed that Arius'
letter from
Nicomedia to Alexander,
bishop of Alexandria,
should be read in detail, and
Palladius be...
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Palladius (Gr****: Παλλάδιος; c. 6th century) was a Gr****
medical writer, some of
whose works are
still extant.
Nothing is
known of the
events of his life...
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Rutilius Taurus Aemili****
Palladius, also
known as
Palladius Rutilius Taurus Aemili**** or most
often just as
Palladius, was an
ancient writer who wrote...
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Palladius or more
often in
French Pallais was a 6th-century
bishop of Saintes.
According to
Gregory of Tours, the
family of
Palladius was wealthy, and...
