- The
Theotokos Kecharitomene Monastery (Gr****: Θεοτόκος Κεχαριτωμένη, lit. 'Theotokos
Kecharitomene',
Mother of God, full of grace) was a
female convent...
- them, and the
usurpation failed. As a result, John
exiled Anna to the
Kecharitomene Monastery,
where she
spent the rest of her life. In
confinement there...
- and "rejoice"
reflecting the
original Gr****). The word κεχαριτωμένη (
kecharitōménē), here
translated as "graceful ",
admits of
various translations. Grammatically...
-
others add the
attribution of "Immaculate" (Akeratos), "Most Blessed" (
Kecharitomene), "Mistress" (Despoina), "Virgin" or "Ever-Virgin" (Aei-Parthenos)."...
-
according to Varzos), as
their existence is
mentioned in the
typikon of the
Kecharitomene Monastery.
Skoulatos 1980, pp. 65, 237. ODB, "Katakalon" (A. Kazhdan)...
-
least favourable provisions in the
typikon that
Irene granted to the
Kecharitomene Monastery.
Theodora herself is
mentioned for the last time in October...
-
unsuccessful and both
Irene and Anna were then
forced into
exile at the
Kecharitomene nunnery,
which Irene had
founded a few
years previously. It was not...
-
least favourable provisions in the
typikon that
Irene granted to the
Kecharitomene Monastery. Constantine's
marriage lifted him out of obscurity, and gave...
- Constantinople, such as
those of the
Pantokrator monastery and the
Kecharitomene nunnery, give us an
insight into
ancient Byzantine monastic life and...
- when
Empress Irene dedicated the
first part of the
typikon of the
Kecharitomene Monastery, and
confided it and the
monastery to Eudokia's stewardship...
