- A
trullo (plural, trulli) is a
traditional Apulian dry
stone hut with a
conical roof.
Their style of
construction is
specific to the
Itria Valley, in the...
- Fifth-Sixth Meeting), i.e., the Fifth-Sixth Council,
often called the
Council in
Trullo,
Trullan Council, or the
Penthekte Synod, was a
church council held in 692...
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southern Italy. It has 10,237
inhabitants (2022) and is
famous for its
unique trullo buildings. The
trulli of
Alberobello have been
designated as a
UNESCO World...
- Troullos, also
known as
Trullos, is the
archaeological site of an
ancient Minoan settlement on Crete. The
Troullos site is the
easternmost section of...
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David Trullo (born 1969 in Madrid) is a
Spanish visual artist and Photographer, he was
artist in
residence in the
Irish Museum of
Modern Art (2002) and...
- book. The
Apostolic Canons,
approved by the
Eastern Orthodox Council in
Trullo in 692, but
rejected by Pope
Sergius I, omit it.
Doubts resurfaced during...
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There is also one
additional council, the so-called Quini****t
Council of
Trullo held in AD 692
between the
sixth and
seventh e****enical councils, which...
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celebration of the Resurrection.
According to the 66th
canon of the
Council in
Trullo: "from the holy day of the
Resurrection of
Christ our God
until New Sunday...
- VIII The
Canons of the
Council in
Trullo,
Canon LII.
Schaff 1916, p. 389, Ch. VIII The
Canons of the
Council in
Trullo,
Canon LV.
Schaff 1916, p. 401, Ch...
- Ἃγιος Ἰωάννης ὁ Πρόδρομος ἐν τῷ Τρούλλῳ,
Hagios Ioannis ho
Prodromos en tō
Trullō). It is the
smallest Byzantine church of
Constantinople still extant and...
