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General Staff at
Tarutino Colonel Fabvier – of the
French army in
Spain Feoktist – "famous head chef" of the
English Club
Maria Feodorovna (1759-1828) (also...
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overlooking Budva.
Nikola had a
gospel book
written and
illustrated by monk
Feoktist,
which he
donated to the
Hilandar monastery of
Mount Athos. The book is...
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successfully defending themselves until their betrayal by a monk
named Feoktist, who
showed the
Streltsy an
unprotected window of the monastery’s White...
- In****bent Preceded by
Anatoly (Aksyonov) [ru]
Bishop of
Pereslavl and
Uglich 26
December 2015 — 28
December 2018 Succeeded by
Feoktist (Igumnov) [ru]...
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September 9, 1876)
Palladium (Raev) (September 9, 1876 -
August 21, 1882)
Feoktist (Popov) (September 28, 1882 -
December 2, 1894)
Justin (Polyansky) (December...
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consecrated Spiridon (1229–1249)
Dalmat (1249–1274)
Kliment (1274–1299)
Feoktist (1299–1308) (d. 1310)
David (1309–1325)
Moisei (1325–1330, 1352–1359) (d...
- (Narrative
About Prince Lazar).
Nikola Stanjević (fl. 1355),
commissioned monk
Feoktist to
write Tetravangelion at the
Hilandar monastery, now on
exhibit at the...
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Yuriev Monastery before being elected archbishop,: 123 and
Archbishop Feoktist was,
according to some sources,
buried at the
Yuriev monastery (explaining...
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workshop was led by
various individuals,
including Ivan (Maxymovych) and
Feoktist Pavlovsky (1724–1744),
Alimpiy Halyk (1744–1755),
Italian artist V. Frederiche...
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author is a monk by the name of
Feoktist.
Nikola Stanjevic Gospel.
Complete Aprakos. Mid-14th cent.
Serbian version. Scribe: Monk
Feoktist.
Fragment v t e...
