Примеры использования Fevronia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fevronia answers the prince.
Ashamed, Peter came back to Fevronia.
Fevronia is tested for wisdom.
The boyars slander Fevronia, her experience.
Fevronia being tested for wisdom.
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Monument to Saints Peter and Fevronia.
Peter and Fevronia take monastic vows.
Pictured: Wooden Chapel of Peter and Fevronia of Murom.
Peter and Fevronia give aims to the poor.
The second laying of the bodies of Peter and Fevronia in separate coffins.
Fevronia urges the boyars to give her husband back.
Peter sends gifts to Fevronia but refuses to marry her.
Fevronia demans that her husband be returned to her.
Day of memory of Reverend Peter and Fevronia- Family Day is dedicated.
Fevronia being told that Peter would die soon.
Being elder, the prince andhis beloved wife Fevronia took the monastic vows.
Peter sends Fevronia gifts refusing to marry her.
Pictured: Interior of the wooden Chapel of Peter and Fevronia of Murom in Staraya Ladoga.
Fevronia, who is a healer, uses her gift and saves Petr.
Prince Peter and Princess Fevronia hold a dove, which is released into the sky.
Fevronia being told that Peter would die soon while embroidering air.
On the photo: The wooden chapel of Peter and Fevronia of Murom, depicting Jesus Christ.
Peter and Fevronia vow to die in the same hour, the making of a coffin.
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St. Fevronia of Murom is commemorated on July 8(June 25, the old style).
Now the relics of Saints Peter and Fevronia are buried in the Holy Trinity Nunnery in Murom.
Holy Fevronia of Murom(Eufrosinia in monastic life) was the wife of Prince Peter of Murom.
The unveiling of the Monument to Prince Peter and Princess Fevronia in Bataysk took place on 3 November 2011.
Peter and Fevronia were ranked by the Russian Orthodox Church as saints.
On this day the Russian Orthodox Church honors the saints Peter and Fevronia, who from ancient times were considered patrons of the family and marriage in Russia.