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    E05886: Hesychius of Jerusalem preaches his Homilies 1 and 2 on the feast of Hypapante (the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple), celebrated on 14 February at the Martyrion (Golgotha) in Jerusalem; it contains extensive references to *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033). Written in Greek at Jerusalem, in the 410s or 420s.
    erizos
    2018
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    E06261: In 431, during the Council of Ephesus, Cyril of Alexandria preaches three homilies on *Mary (Mother of God, S00033) and one on *John (the Apostle and Evangelist, S00042), two of which are explicitly delivered at the shrines of the two saints in the city. Written in Greek at Ephesus (western Asia Minor).
    erizos
    2018
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    E06261: In 431, during the Council of Ephesus, Cyril of Alexandria preaches three homilies on *Mary (Mother of God, S00033) and one on *John (the Apostle and Evangelist, S00042), two of which are explicitly delivered at the shrines of the two saints in the city. Written in Greek at Ephesus (western Asia Minor).
    erizos
    2018
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    E04233: The Miracles of *Artemios (martyr of Antioch under Julian, S01128) recounts the miraculous healing by the saint at his shrine in Constantinople of a boy suffering from a testicular hernia. Initially praying to *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033) at her shrine in the Kyros quarter, his mother was instructed in a dream vision to take him to the shrine of Artemios; here she experienced a dream vision of the saint, who cured her boy. Written in Greek in Constantinople, 582/668; assembled as a collection, 658/668.
    julia
    2017
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    E04560: The Life of *Daniel the Stylite (ob. 493, S00342) recounts the life and manifold miracles of an ascetic who, imitating *Symeon the Stylite (the Elder, ob. 459, S00343), lives on a pillar and founds a monastic community at Anaplous on the Bosphorus. The text mentions shrines of martyrs and prophets in Constantinople, the use of holy oil and images, and the transfer of relics of Symeon the Stylite and the *Three Hebrew Youths (of the Old Testament Book of Daniel, S01198) to Constantinople. Written in Greek at Constantinople, 493/518.
    Bryan
    2018
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    E04681: The presbyter Chrysippus of Jerusalem composes a Homily on *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), which he delivers during a festival in her honour, probably celebrating the Annunciation. Written in Greek, probably in Jerusalem, 455/479.
    erizos
    2018
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    E04953: The Life of *Nikolaos of Sion (abbot and bishop in Lycia, ob. 564, S00559) recounts the foundation of the monastery of Holy Sion in the village of Pharroa in Lycia (south-west Asia Minor) and the miracles of Nikolaos, its first abbot. A number of shrines of different saints are mentioned in the narrative. Written in Greek in the late 6th c., probably at the monastery of Holy Sion. Overview entry
    erizos
    2018
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    E04957: The Life of *Nikolaos of Sion (abbot and bishop in Lycia, ob. 564, S00559) mentions fifteen shrines of various saints at villages in the territory of Myra in Lycia (south-west Asia Minor), and the celebration of public feasts with sacrifices of oxen at them, organised by Nikolaos, abbot of the monastery of Holy Sion. Written in Greek in the late 6th c., probably at the monastery of Holy Sion in Lycia.
    erizos
    2018
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    E04954: The Life of *Nikolaos of Sion (abbot and bishop in Lycia, ob. 564, S00559) reports that Nikolaos, bishop of Pinara, built a church for *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033) at Pinara (Lycia, south-west Asia Minor), after a dream vision of her in the mid 6th century. Written in Greek in the late 6th c., probably at the monastery of Holy Sion in Lycia.
    erizos
    2018
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    E05283: The Life of *Theodoros (abbot of Sykeon, ob. 613, S01619), by Eleusios-Georgios of Sykeon, mentions several shrines and festivals of saints at Sykeon and other places in Anatolia, the Holy Land, and Constantinople. Written in Greek at Sykeon (central Asia Minor), in the 640s.
    erizos
    2018
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    E05332: The Life of *Theodoros (abbot of Sykeon, ob. 613, S01619), by Eleusios-Georgios of Sykeon, mentions a pilgrimage of its hero in c. 600 to the shrine of an icon of *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033) at Sozopolis of Pisidia (west central Anatolia), which produced a miraculous flow of myrrh. Written in Greek at Sykeon (central Asia Minor), in the 640s.
    erizos
    2018
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  12. Detailansicht für Treffer 12 öffnen
    E05349: The Life of *Theodoros (ascetic and abbot of Sykeon, ob. 613, S01619), by Eleusios-Georgios of Sykeon, mentions several festivals of saints, including processions, night vigils and the celebration of the Eucharist, celebrated in the 6th and 7th centuries at Iouliopolis, Germia and Sykeon (all in central Asia Minor), and in Constantinople. Written in Greek at Sykeon, in the 640s.
    erizos
    2018
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    E05352: The Life of *Theodoros (abbot of Sykeon, ob. 613, S01619), by Eleusios-Georgios of Sykeon, mentions pilgrimage visits by its hero to the Anatolian shrines of *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033) at Heraclea of Pontus and Sozopolis of Pisidia, *Michael (the Archangel, S00181) at Germia, and *Autonomos (martyr of Nicomedia, S00016) in Bithynia. Some of these visits are described as vows. Written in Greek at Sykeon (central Asia Minor), in the 640s.
    erizos
    2018
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    E05361: The Life of *Theodoros (abbot of Sykeon, ob. 613, S01619), by Eleusios-Georgios of Sykeon, mentions the acquisition of relics of *George (soldier and martyr, S00259), and of the cloak of *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), by the monastery of Theodoros at Sykeon. Written in Greek at Sykeon (central Asia Minor), in the 640s.
    erizos
    2018
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  15. Detailansicht für Treffer 15 öffnen
    E05458: Proclus of Constantinople composes his Homily 5, On *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), which focuses on the theology of the Incarnation of Christ, and is thought to be related to a new feast of Mary, established at Constantinople in that period. Written in Greek at Constantinople, in the 420s or 430s.
    erizos
    2018
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  16. Detailansicht für Treffer 16 öffnen
    E05459: Proclus of Constantinople (?) composes his Homily 6, On *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033). Written in Greek at Constantinople, in the early 5th c. The attribution to Proclus is uncertain.
    erizos
    2018
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  17. Detailansicht für Treffer 17 öffnen
    E05457: Proclus of Constantinople composes his Homily 1, On *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), which he delivers during her feast of 26 December at the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople. It was received as a landmark text for the theology of the role of Mary in the Incarnation of Christ. Written in Greek in 430.
    erizos
    2018
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  18. Detailansicht für Treffer 18 öffnen
    E05887: Hesychius of Jerusalem composes his Homily 5, On *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), which he delivers during a feast, perhaps the earliest version of the Marian feast of 15 August, celebrated at the shrine of Kathisma, between Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Written in Greek at Jerusalem, in the 430s.
    erizos
    2018
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  19. Detailansicht für Treffer 19 öffnen
    E05888: Hesychius of Jerusalem composes his Homily 6, On *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033), focused on the Annunciation; it was probably preached during a feast held at the church of Holy Sion in Jerusalem four days after Epiphany. Written in Greek at Jerusalem, in the 410s or early 420s.
    erizos
    2018
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    E06105: A late 5th to 7th century Greek homily On *Luke (the Evangelist), misattributed to Hesychius of Jerusalem, is the earliest extant source for the saint’s feast on 18 October. The text stresses Luke's role as source of our knowledge about *Mary (Mother of Christ, S00033). A subscript mentions the saint’s death in Thebes of Boeotia (Greece). Unknown provenance.
    erizos
    2018
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