- was a Gr****
Eastern Orthodox ascetic from
Mount Athos,
originally from
Pharasa, Cappadocia. Today, he is
widely venerated by
Eastern Orthodox Christians...
- as
Pharasa (Φάρασα),
Varasos (Βαρασός), Farasa, Faraşa, or Camlica.
Until the Gr****-Turkish po****tion
exchange of 1923,
Notable people from
Pharasa included...
- born in
Kephalochori one of the six
Christian villages of the
region of
Pharasa in
Cappadocia and an
early center of
Eastern Orthodox Christianity. His...
- had a
strong presence in
Silli north-west of
Konya (ancient Ikonion), in
Pharasa and
other villages in the
region drained by the
Yenice river (some 100km...
-
Modern Gr**** in Asia Minor: A
Study of
Dialect of Silly,
Cappadocia and
Pharasa with Grammar, Texts,
Translations and Glossary. Cambridge, England: Cambridge...
- a
strong presence in Silli, north-west of
Konya (ancient Ikonion), in
Pharasa, and
other villages in the
region drained by the
Yenice river (some 100 km...
-
Modern Gr**** in Asia Minor. A
study of
dialect of Silly,
Cappadocia and
Pharasa.
Cambridge University Press. p. 17.
Retrieved 25
October 2014.
these excavations...
-
where the Gr****
language was
maintained (Sille,
villages near Kayseri,
Pharasa town and
other nearby villages), it
became heavily influenced by the surrounding...
- the
earliest attestations of the dialect. The Gr****
dialect spoken in
Pharasa (Faraşa, now Çamlıca
village in Yahyalı, Kayseri) and
other nearby villages...
-
Modern Gr**** in Asia Minor: A
study of
dialect of Silly,
Cappadocia and
Pharasa (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1916), by
Richard MacGillivray...
