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Theotimos (Θεότιμος) is a Gr**** name,
derived from theos,
meaning 'god', and timè,
meaning 'honour (or honourable) gift'. Its
Latinized form is Theotimus...
- day in the
Catholic Church is
April 20. In the
Eastern Orthodox Church,
Theotimos and
Theodoulos the
Executioners are
venerated on
September 4. Vailhé,...
- Terentius, parti****nt at the
First Council of
Constantinople (381)
Saint Theotimos I (390–407) Timotheus, parti****nt at the
First Council of
Ephesus (431)...
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feast day:
Agnes of
Montepulciano Beuno Johannes Bugenhagen (Lutheran)
Theotimos April 20 (Eastern
Orthodox liturgics) 420 (cannabis culture) UN Chinese...
- Theophylact,
Archbishop of
Ochrid and Bulgaria".
Retrieved 2024-08-20. "Saint
Theotimos,
Bishop of Tomi in
Scythia (+ 410)".
Retrieved 2024-08-20. "Holy, Glorious...
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century Theophilus,
bishop of
Caesarea 2nd
century Theosebia 4th
century Theotimos 5th
century Thomas the
Apostle c. 72
Thraseas 2nd
century Thyrsus 3rd...
- 117 § 312 BC
Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara 118 § 308 BC Boys'
Boxing Theotimos Elis 118 § 308 BC
Stadion Apollonides Tegea Eusebius 118 § 308 BC Pankration...
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Nicholas (10th century)
Theognostos (10th century) Leo (10th century)
Theotimos (10th century)
Romanos Lekapenos (911-912)
George (10th/11th century)...
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respective edition: St. Domninus,
Martyr of
Caesarea under Diocletian Sts.
Theotimos, Philotheos, Timothy, and Auxentius,
Martyrs of
Caesarea St. Mark [it]...
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Hermione of Ephesus,
daughter of
Apostle Philip the
Deacon (c. 117)
Saints Theotimos and
Theodoulos the Executioners, who
believed in
Christ through St. Hermione...
