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Synnada (Gr****: Σύνναδα) was an
ancient town of
Phrygia Salutaris in Asia Minor. Its site is now
occupied by the
modern Turkish town of Şuhut, in Afyonkarahisar...
- into the clergy, are left unmentioned. Leo
became metropolitan bishop of
Synada in
Phrygia some time
before 996, and no
earlier than 976. By 996, he also...
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Pausicacus of
Synada was a
Christian saint, monk, ascetic, and
bishop of
Synada. The saint's name, in Gr**** Παυσίκακος,
derives from the
words παῦσις...
- times. The name
Pavsikakiy derives from the 6th-century
saint Pausicacus of
Synada. The name is of Gr**** origin, παυσίκακος,
formed from the
words παῦσις (pavsis)...
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imperial hostel for travellers. In the late 10th century, however, Leo of
Synada described Pylae as
little more than a village,
where cattle, horses, pigs...
- hand.
Pauline Mallinckrodt Religious habit[citation needed]
Pausicacus of
Synada Vested as a bishop[citation needed]
Pedro Armengol Mercedarian habit, Rope|Palm...
- (Mamontova-Shashin), at
Bamlag (1938)
Martyrs Trophimus, Sabbatius, and
Dorymedon of
Synada.
Blessed Igor (George),
tonsured Gabriel,
great prince of Chernigov. Sts...
- the name of a
middle and late
Byzantine aristocratic family,
hailing from
Synada in Phrygia. The
family name is
attested in the 9th/10th
century seal, but...
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fourteenth century, and the sees of Laodicea,
Kotyaeon (now Kutahya) and
Synada in the fifteenth…. With the
extermination of
local po****tions or their...
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within his
monastic milieu and in Constantinople. Born to a
Jewish family in
Synada,
Constantine excelled at
Hebrew and the Old
Testament from a
young age....
