Saints of Ninth- and Tenth-Century Greece

Edited and translated by Anthony Kaldellis

Ioannis Polemis

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ISBN 9780674237360

Publication Date: 05/06/2019

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384 pages

5-1/4 x 8 inches

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Introduction
- Saint Nicholas the Younger
- Saint Athanasios of Methone
- Saint Peter of Argos
- Saint Theokletos of Lakedaimon
- Saint Theodore of Kythera
- Saint Arsenios of Kerkyra
- Notes
Martyrdom of Nicholas the Younger
Encomium of Nicholas the Younger by the Presbyter Achaïkos
Funeral Oration for Athanasios, Bishop of Methone, by Peter, Bishop of Argos
Life of Peter, Bishop of Argos, by Theodore, Bishop οf Nicaea
Life and Miracles of Theokletos, Bishop of Lakedaimon
Life of Theodore of Kythera by Leo
Commemoration of Arsenios, Archbishop of Kerkyra
Abbreviations
Note on the Texts
Notes to the Texts
Notes to the Translations
Bibliography
Index

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