10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «STICHARION»
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The Embodied Icon: Liturgical Vestments and Sacramental ...
priest's blessing on his sticharion and orarion, then recites formulaic prayers as
he dons his sticharion, and, from the fourteenth century, the liturgical cuVs, or
epimanikia. The rubrics give no prayer, however, for his vesting with the orarion.
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The Ancient Coptic Churches of Egypt
The tuniah of the Copts corresponds, as Renaudot rightly remarks, to the
sticharion {arixdpiov or aroi- Xdpiov) of the Greek Church, and indeed the very
word seems to be found in the full form cToi^xApion and in the mutilated cTT^
XApi m ...
Alfred Joshua Butler,
1884
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The Cult of the Seer in the Ancient Middle East
The appearance of the costume of that angel as he stood was like a soldier,
equipped with a sticharion. At that moment he was not wearing his chlamis, and
his sticharion, which he was wearing, was of the type of a 'paragaudis,' his '
medals' ...
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The Cult of the Seer in the Ancient Middle East: A ...
The appearance of the costume of that angel as he stood was like a soldier,
equipped with a sticharion. At that moment he was not wearing his chlamis, and
his sticharion, which he was wearing, was of the type of a 'paragaudis,' his '
medals' ...
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The Offices of the Oriental Church: With an Historical ...
The Sub-deacons take off his short Phelonion and lead him to the Bishop, who
crosses his head again thrice. After this the Sticharion is handed to the Bishop,
who blesses it thrice on the Cross ; the candidate crosses himself, kisses the
Cross ...
Orthodox Eastern Church, Nicholas Bjerring,
1884
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Ancient Greek, Roman & Byzantine Costume
Here follows an explanation of each of these vestments in detail. No. 1. The
Sticharion of the Priest. This vestment is related to the Albe of the Western
Church. It is seen in diagram at Fig. 1740. It is also seen in wear at Figs. 177, 180
and 181.
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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Clothing Through World ...
Byzantine ecclesiastical vestments are outlined below, noting changes that took
place between over the history of the Empire. Deacons A deacon wore a
sticharion, a wide, unbelted tunic that was most often made of linen, although the
use of ...
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Vestiarium Christianum; the Origin and Gradual Development ...
And among those which, from their position, have escaped destruction at the
hands of the Turks, are some: of bishops of the sourth century, dressed in white '
vestments (Sticharion and Phaenolion), and with an Omophorion, resembling in ...
Wharton Booth MARRIOTT,
1868
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The Liturgy of the Eastern Orthodox Church
It is fastened to the left shoulder over the sticharion, and hangs straight down in
front and behind, except at the Communion, when he winds it round his body.
When chanting the litanies he holds up the end of his orarion in his right hand.
Herbert Hamilton Maughan,
1916
3 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «STICHARION»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
sticharion no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Marcq: la chapelle orthodoxe serbe rêve d'un lieu à la mesure de sa …
... chapelle avec autel, icônes, encens, le père Syméon Bender, regard lumineux, sourire franc, reçoit chaleureusement en sticharion, tunique noire sacerdotale. «Nord Eclair.fr, mai 15»
Le président « roi du chocolat » en Ukraine : qui est Petro …
Lors d'une fête, Porochenko a été sacristain dans le monastère, et ses photographies en sticharion d'église ont parcouru tout l'Internet. Pour Pâques 2014 ... «Le Courrier de Russie, mai 14»
Common threads: Why faith leaders wear what they wear
First, a priest puts on a long, inner robe, often white, called a sticharion, symbolic of purity, a spotless life and spiritual joy, according to the Manual of Instruction ... «Salt Lake Tribune, jul 12»