- privilegială inedită a
episcopului Inochentie Micu-Klein [An
unprecedented privileged diploma of
Bishop Inochentie Micu-Klein] (PDF) (in Romanian). Bucharest:...
- Its
founder was
Romanian monk Ioan Levizor,
known by his
monastic name,
Inochenție. The Inochentists,
regarded as
heretics by
Eastern Orthodox denominations...
- and 220 Pentecostal. The city has
several high schools,
including the
Inochentie Micu
Clain National College, the Ștefan
Manciulea Technological High School [ro]...
- Ioan Inocențiu Micu-Klein, also
known by his lay name Ioan Micu (1692 – 22
September 1768), was a
Bishop of Făgăraș and Primate[citation needed] of the...
-
monks from the Neamț Monastery, the
hieromonk Varsonufie and the monk
Inochentie (originally from Călărași). To
serve this new
monastic community, the...
- in
addition to the
spiritual direction and
didactic activities at the
Inochentie Micu
Seminary Lyceum in Cluj-Napoca, he was an
eparchial adviser on education-formative...
- privilegială inedită a
episcopului Inochentie Micu-Klein [An
unprecedented privileged diploma of
Bishop Inochentie Micu-Klein] (PDF) (in Romanian). Bucharest:...
-
istoric cu
anexe do****entare (1923), Corespondența din exil a
episcopului Inochentie Micu Klein, 1746 – 1768 (1924), Do****ente
privitoare la
istoria școalelor...
- Litterati's
church in
Ocnele Mari; in late 1727, he was
replaced with
Inochentie, who
remained in
charge until 1735.
Monastery administrators soon took...
- Iberian, 1705 - 1708
Damaschin Voinescu, 1708 - 1725 Ștefan II, 1726 - 1727
Inochentie, 1728 - 1735 Climent, 1735 - 1749
Grigorie III Socoteanu, 1749 - 1764...
