-
Patericon or
paterikon (Gr****: πατερικόν), a
short form for πατερικόν βιβλίον ("father's book",
usually Lives of the
Fathers in English), and sometimes...
- "compilation"), or a
short version of
lives of the saints,
arranged by dates;
paterikon ("that of the Fathers"; Gr**** πατερικόν; in Gr**** and Latin,
pater means...
- the
Eastern Christian Tradition. (Thessalonika:
Patriarchikon Idruma Paterikôn Meletôn, 1994), p. 419.
Carlo Maria Mazzucchi, Damascio,
Autore del Corpus...
-
story is
preserved in the Kiev
Caves Paterikon. Mark is
noted for his
service to
Theophil and John in the
paterikon because of his gift of
discernment and...
-
Valamon paterikon, p. 285. Panteleimon:
Valamon paterikon, p. 22–23. Johannes:
Valamon vanhuksen kirjeitä, p. 22. Panteleimon:
Valamon paterikon, p. 247...
- and used by the
Syriac Orthodox Church.
Calendar of
saints Hagiography Paterikon Synaxarion of
Constantinople Team, Almaany. "ترجمة و معنى السنكسار بالإنجليزي...
-
retired to Tarabiye,
where he died a
while later. Χαμουδόπουλος, Μηνάς (1882). Ekklēsiastikē alētheia (in Gr****).
Patriarchikon Hidryma Paterikōn Meletōn....
-
Duchy of Lithuania,
probably the
Bychowiec Chronicle (16th century); the
Paterikon of the Kyiv
Pechersk Lavra (13th century); the
Prologue (12th century);...
-
Volume 55 of
Analekta Vlatadōn.
Patriarachal Institute for
Patristic Studies [Patriarchikon
Hidryma Paterikon Meleton], 1992. pp. 200–221. Portal: Saints...
- city's date of
establishment is unknown. It was
first mentioned in the
Paterikon of
Caves Monastery in Kyiv of the 11th
century where it is
mentioned about...
