10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LYCOPOLIS»
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Plotinus: The Road to Reality
8 For further ancient references to Plotinus of Lycopolis see P. Henry, Plotin et
VOccident (Louvain 1934), 245-6. For discussion of the names Lyco and
Lycopolis (as well as for reference to a second Lycopolis in the Delta area), see F
. Zucker, ...
2
The Ante-Nicene Fathers: The Writings of the Fathers Down to ...
INTRODUCTORY NOTICE TO ALEXANDER, BISHOP OF LYCOPOLIS.* [a,d. 301
.] To the following account, translated from Galland, I prefix only the general date
of Alexander's episcopate. He was succeeded in the bishopric of Lycopolis by ...
Reverend Alexander Roberts, 2007
3
Fishing by Obstinate Isles: Modern and Postmodern British ...
In the Well of Lycopolis I have tried to turn Dante's contempt for it around, where I
have Styx "silvered by a wind from Heaven" — ultimate hope rising from the
helpless victim of accidie. You may reasonably conclude that it is a sin I feel
myself ...
ALEXANDER,. BISHOP. OF. LYCOPOLIS. (A.D. 301) To the following account,
translated from Galland, I prefix only the general date of Alexander's episcopate.
He was succeeded in the bishopric of Lycopolis by the turbulent Meletius, ...
5
The Writings of Methodius, Alexander of
Lycopolis, Peter of ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Of Olympus Methodius, 2010
6
Palladius: the Lausiac History
JOHN OF LYCOPOLIS 297 John of Lycopolis was second only to Antony among
the Egyptian monks, according to Tillemont 10.438. He is mentioned by Cassian,
Inst. 4.23-26 and Coll. 1.21, 24.26. Cf. also P. Peeters, "Une vie copte de St.
Palladius, Robert T. Meyer, 1964
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The Names of Manichaean Mythological Figures: A Comparative ...
The oldest hypothesis, introduced by Peeters69 and elaborated by Seston70 and
Vergote71 is based primarily on the Acta Archelai, and holds that Manichaeism
was introduced in Egypt by the sea route in Lycopolis, and from there to ...
8
ANF06. Fathers of the Third Century: Gregory Thaumaturgus, ...
Alexander,. Bishop. of. Lycopolis.2183. ———————————— [a.d. 301.] To
the following account, translated from Galland, I prefix only the general date of
Alexander's episcopate. He was succeeded in the bishopric of Lycopolis by the ...
9
Emerging from Darkness: Studies in the Recovery of ...
First, while commissioned to prepare a review of A. Villey's book on Alexander of
Lycopolis' refutation of Manichaeism (1985),4 it became clear to me that there
was still some lingering scholarly confusion on the meaning of the toponym ...
Paul Allan Mirecki, Jason David BeDuhn, 1996
10
Orientalia: Vol. 78, No. 3
Chénouté et Jean de Lycopolis L'autre témoignage copte qui fait mourir l'
archimandrie d'Atripé avant octobre 451 nous retiendra moins longtemps. Il s'agit
d'un feuillet du Monastère Blanc qui se trouve aujourd'hui à Naples ; il a été
publié par ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LYCOPOLIS»
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St. Spock: Some Spiritual Thoughts on Leonard Nimoy's Greatest …
Any Vulcan could have written this statement from fourth-century Christian recluse (and one of the fathers of monasticism) John of Lycopolis: ... «Patheos, Mar 15»
Return of the Wolf God
The wolves drove the army all the way south from the town of Asyut to the thenborder, earning the town the Greek name of Lycopolis, “city of the wolf.”. «Natural History Magazine, Apr 13»
Church remembers St. Peter of Alexandria, 'Seal of the Martyrs'
Around the year 306, Peter led a council that deposed Bishop Meletius of Lycopolis, a member of the Catholic hierarchy who had allegedly ... «Catholic News Agency, Nov 12»
Lucid dreaming and astral travel in the early Church
St. Augustine described travels of the “phantom” who can visit another person in dreams. John of Lycopolis (d. 394), one of the Desert Fathers, became famous ... «Beliefnet, Feb 12»
ST. PETER OF ALEXANDRIA
Around the year 306, Peter led a council that deposed Bishop Meletius of Lycopolis, a member of the Catholic hierarchy who had allegedly offered sacrifice to a ... «Catholic News Agency, Jun 11»
A Winter on the Nile, By Anthony Sattin
Only once do they ever get close: when Flaubert is shown the imprint of a woman's boot in the sand at the caves of Lycopolis and told that it is ... «Independent, Jun 10»
Winter on the Nile: Florence Nightingale, Gustave Flaubert and the …
Yet you think the poorer of him for it, and later on the trip, climbing to the Lycopolis caves, he and his party were shown the imprint in the sand of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 10»
