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Tabenna is a
Christian community founded in
Upper Egypt around 320 by
Saint Pachomius. It was the
motherhouse of a
network which, at his
death in 346...
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birthdate is unknown, as is her age at the time she
joined the
Tabenna Monastery in Egypt.
Tabenna, or Tabennesi, was the
original monastery established by...
- of the monk Pachomius,
whose diocese boasted the
celebrated convent of
Tabenna. The town was
given its
present Arabic name of
Denderah during the late...
- The Life of
Saint Pachomius states that the
monks of the
monastery of
Tabenna built a
church for the
villagers of the
nearby town of the same name even...
- Sidi Amar
Kairouan (7) dont le borj
Dahmani Sfax (12) dont les
borjs El
Tabenna et El R****as
Djerba (6) dont le borj El
Kebir Tabarka (2) dont le borj...
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Pachomius established in
Egypt the
first cenobitic Christian monastery. At
Tabenna in
Upper Egypt,
sometime around 323 AD,
Pachomius decided to mold his disciples...
- sculptured, had
executed some work "at his own expense;" ...
Antoninus Pius
Tabenna Cenobitic monasticism Steph**** of Byzantium, Ethnica, Ch692.19 Wilkinson...
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Algeria Nemesion and companions, of
Egypt Onuphrius, of
Egypt Orsiesius of
Tabenna, of
Egypt Pachomius the Great,
founder of monasticism, of
Egypt Pambo,...
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physical ability or
skills to live a
solitary existence in the
desert . At
Tabenna around 323,
Saint Pachomius chose to
mould his
disciples into a more organized...
- on
October 30, 2010.
Retrieved June 2, 2010. "St. Eupraxia, Virgin, of
Tabenna".
Orthodox Church in America.
Retrieved June 2, 2010. Kirsch,
Johann Peter...
