- creation".
Theoctistus or
Theoktistos can
refer to, chronologically:
Theoctistus of
Caesarea (2nd-3rd centuries), bishop; see
Origen Theoctistus of Alexandria...
-
which depicts St. David, king of
Bulgaria and St.
Theoctistus. In the
image of
Saint Theoctistus,
which is the
monastic name of the
Serbian king Stefan...
- instruction,
Euthymius and
Theoctistus built a
lavra over the cave church.
Theoctistus became hegumen of the monastery.
Theoctistus died at an
advanced age...
-
numerous local pretenders feuding for
possession of the
ducal throne.
Theoctistus was
appointed without imperial approval; his
appointment was
later revoked...
- death, he
entered a
monastery and died as the monk
taking the name of
Theoctistus, the
fifth century Byzantine saint. On the list of
Serbian saints, Dragutin...
- With the
appointment of
Theoctistus to the
vacant post,
Naples was once
again brought under Byzantine influence.
Theoctistus was a
military man at heart...
-
monks came s****ing instruction,
Euthymius and
Theoctistus built a
lavra over the cave church.
Theoctistus became hegumen of the monastery.
Euthymius is...
- a
tributary of the
Sangarius River. The same fate
befell a man
named Theoctistus, who upon
observing Cyprian's faith,
declared himself a Christian. After...
- Dead Sea. On the
course of the wadi are the
ruins of the
Monastery of
Theoctistus,
known in
Arabic as Deir Muqallik. They are hard to access,
being situated...
- in 381 and the
Council of
Ephesus in 431. In 438, he was
succeeded by
Theoctistus, who parti****ted in the
Council of
Chalcedon in 451 and was a signatory...
