-
Sahdona of
Halmon (classical Syriac: ܣܗܕܘܢܐ,
literally "little martyr") also
known as
Sahdona of ****ze and
Sahdona the Syrian, ****enised as Martyrius...
-
Gewargis I, His
Synod and His
Letter to Mina as a
Polemic against Martyrius-
Sahdona".
Cristianesimo Nella Storia. 38 (3): 729–784. Fiey, Jean
Maurice (1967)...
-
heretical teachings of
Nestorius Rhodon after 192 Rom**** the
Melodist 556
Sahdona 649
commented on the
Psalms Salvian 490s
Gallic author of On the government...
- in the
Nestorian and
Monophysite spheres (due to his
early research on
Sahdona and on
Philoxenus of Mabbôg). He was
awarded with the
honorary doctorate...
-
inhabited by
several important figures in the
Church of the East such as
Sahdona, John of Dailam, Shubhalishoʿ,
Giwargis II and
Abraham II. One monk, Thomas...
-
Barhebraei (1898) (reprint Mor
Gabriel Monastery, 2018). S.Martyrii qui et
Sahdona quae
supersunt omnia. Paris: O. Harr****owitz, 1902.
Homiliae selectae Mar...
-
Jerusalem from 478 to 486 Sisinnius,
Martyrius and Alexander,
martyrs Sahdona, 7th
century Syrian theologian also
known as
Martyrius Saint Martiros,...
-
Great (d. 628)
Athanasius I
Gammolo (d. 635)
Marutha of
Tikrit (d. 649)
Sahdona (d. c. 650) John bar
Penkaye (late 7th c.)
Isaac of
Nineveh (d. 700) Jacob...
-
among the
signatories of the acts of the
synod of
Gregory in 605. The monk
Sahdona of the
monastery of Beth ʿAbe, an
eminent East
Syriac scholar and bishop...
