10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PAREGORIA»
Discover the use of
paregoria in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paregoria and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
The Ritual Lament in Greek Tradition
Instead, she is to return home, prepare the wine and rusk for the paregoria' (
funeral feast), so that the whole world may partake of it, thereby uniting mother
and child, brother and sister, husband and wife (Laog (1934) 252.120—8, cf.
Margaret Alexiou, Dimitrios Yatromanolakis, Panagiotis Roilos, 2002
2
Narrative of the Cretan war of independence, ed. [from the ...
Siphakas occupied the monastery of Chrysopege and other convenient positions
around the grange of Kokkinon, while V. Halles undertook to occupy positions at
Paregoria towards Taratsos. Manusos Joseph (called also Manusosiphes)* ...
Kallinikos Kritovoulidēs, Anastasios Iōannidēs, 1864
3
The Making of the Modern Greek Family: Marriage and Exchange ...
... today by the bereaved family; but here it has been invested with a new
significance, since Mary will prepare the meal for all to share, thereby uniting
those divided by death. (Alexiou, 1975; 139) It is worthwhile to note that
paregoria, ...
Paul Sant Cassia, Constantina Bada, 2006
4
Cats in the Parsonage II
The Greek word is not the usual term for comfort used in the New Testament, but
is the word paregoria, from where we get our medical term paregoric. Of course,
paregoric is a pain killer — no longer available by prescription or from your ...
5
Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
... insectos dfpteros, da subordem dos ciclorrafos, secção dos esquizóforos,
superfamtlia dos caliptéreos, família dos antomitdeos, subfamflia dos
antomiíneos, a que pertence a espécie P. cinerella Fali., da fauna da Madeira.
PAREGORIA, s. /.
6
Four Hundred Years Union of Brest (1596-1996): A Critical ...
... was appointed bishop of Vladimir in 1613. Thai Smotritsky had been unable to
refute the Paregoria is confirmed by the letter sent to him by his patron Prince
Alexander Zaslawski CH629) on 19 February 1627, ed. Susza, SOW/MS 39-65, ...
Bert Groen, William Peter van den Bercken, 1998
7
Colossians and Ephesians
This is the only occurrence of the term paregoria (comfort or solace) in the NT (cf.
4 Macc 5:12). 12. Epaphras greets you; he is one of you and a slave of Christ
Jesus: Of all the coworkers who are singled out in the epistle Epaphras is
perhaps ...
Margaret Y. MacDonald, Daniel J. Harrington, 2008
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Bible Knowledge Commentary
Comfort is the unusual word paregoria ("relief, consolation"), found only here in
the New Testament. 4:12-13. Epaphras, like Onesimus (v. 9), was a Colossian (
one of you) whom Paul depicted as a servant of Christ Jesus who was always ...
Roy B. Zuck, John F. Walvoord, Louis A Barbieri Jr
9
Patmos, and the Seven Churches of Asia: Together with Places ...
As I pointed to these, and alluded to their object, the superior replied, "paregoria"
— alleviation. The entire population of the island is estimated at between 3 and
4000, who all belong to the Greek Church. Several Candiote families have ...
Josiah Brewer, John Warner Barber, 1851
10
Abingdon New Testament Commentaries | Colossians
The word for comfort (Gk. paregoria) does not occur elsewhere in the New
Testament; it came to have a quasi-medical meaning (Plutarch, On Listening to
Lectures 43D; Philo Quod Deus 65; Somn. 1.12). Paul seems to explain his
feeling of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PAREGORIA»
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Anthony Michael Steinke
His "Life Essence"?and "Paregoria" ventures enabled him to reach out and help others around the globe. Anthony is survived by his mother, Sharon Sackett of ... «NUjournal, Apr 14»
