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Parthenius or
Parthenios (Gr****: Παρθένιος) may
refer to:
Parthenius of
Nicaea (1st-century BC–14 AD), Gr****
grammarian and poet
Saint Parthenius (died...
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appointed Representative of
Patriarch Parthenios in
Athens (1990–97). He
always accompanied Patriarch Parthenios on his
travels throughout Africa and to...
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Parthenios IV of Old
Patras (Gr****: Παλαιών Πατρών Παρθένιος Δ΄, 1720–1786) was a Gr****
hierarch having twice served as
metropolitan of Old Patras. He...
- Kyrillos, 1714 Ignatios, 1722 Iakobos, 1724
Neophytos of Smyrna, 1731
Parthenios of Constantinople, 1732 Meletios, 1733
Anthimos Anatolites, 1740 Symeon...
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received its
current po****r name in 1673,
following its
renovation by
Parthenios Petrakis.
Georgios Markou Koder & Hild 1976, p. 236. Koder, Johannes;...
- Naum,
Vitaes of the Saints. St.
Synod Publishing, Sofia, 1991,
edited by
Parthenios,
Bishop Levkiyski and
Archimndrite Dr.
Athanasios (Bonchev). Wikimedia...
- Rousanou–Saint Barbara, and St.
Nicholas Anapausas. Damascene, Jonah, and
Parthenios, were
benefactors and
those who took part in restorations;
their names...
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earliest mention of
Panagia Chrysopigi is in a m****cript of the monk
Parthenios Hairetis,
which was
dated by
Theodosis Sperantzas in 1676 or 1677. The...
- the Fall of
Constantinople . In 1665, the
Patriarch of
Constantinople Parthenios IV
deposed him from his throne,
citing his many
years of
absence from...
- Bartın
River (Bartın Çayı),
anciently known as
Parthenius or
Parthenios (Ancient Gr****: Παρθένιος), is a
small river in the east of the
Black Sea Region...
