Приклади вживання Byzantine tradition Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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But these are still clearly coming out of the Byzantine tradition.
In ancient times, according to the Byzantine tradition, on gates were placed sacred images.
The largest of group of these are those Churches of the Byzantine tradition.
We all know that our faith came from the Byzantine tradition from the city of Constantinople.
Like mosaics, frescoes in churches were created by Ruthenian Byzantine traditions.
The Evolution of the Byzantine Tradition in the Iconography of the Liturgical embroidery of the Late Middle Ages.
This transformation is akin to the metanoia of the Byzantine tradition, but applied to society as a whole.
In the Byzantine tradition all communicants receive the eucharist under two species, the Body and the Blood.
These numerous stationary points for prayer have left an enduring mark on the Divine Liturgy andother services of the Byzantine tradition.
Christianity with incredibly fruitful Byzantine traditions has abundantly entered the spiritual life of the Bulgarians.
With Simeon and Anna,all Israel awaits its encounter with the Savior--the name given to this event in the Byzantine tradition.
She did that it seems in the Byzantine tradition as the record of her baptism is preserved in Constantinople.
For centuries, church life in Byzantine regions of Italywas developing under dual influence of Latin and Byzantine traditions.
The most part of the Russian cathedrals is constructed according to the Byzantine traditions, in more strict, sustained tones, but too are magnificent.
And we see that beautifully also in the apse mosaic; there is this golden mosaic thatis a reminder of Bellini's lifetime interest in the Byzantine tradition.
The technique of mosaics and their artistic expression affected Byzantine traditions, but researchers believe that they created Russians and masters.
He adopted the Byzantine tradition of Church patronage, making generous donations to the Orthodox monasteries, not only in Wallachia but throughout the Balkans.
If, as we celebrate the Eucharist today according to the Roman tradition, we recall that moment so profoundly linked to the Byzantine tradition.
The Byzantine tradition of iconography also was emulated by the Serbian and Russian Christians, whose styles of iconography have undergone their own evolution over the centuries.
Synchrodogs' find inspiration in nudity and people's eccentricity,mixing in Western and Ukrainian/Byzantine tradition, with references to folklore and local art.
For example, as bearers of the Byzantine tradition, we are of interest the Roman Apostolic Capital as we can explain how Peter's service can be performed by the Holy Father differently.
Unlike contemporaneous Naryshkin Baroque, favoured in Moscow,the Petrine Baroque represented a drastic rupture with Byzantine traditions that had dominated Russian architecture for almost a millennium.
For example, we, being the bearers of the Byzantine tradition, are interesting for the Roman apostolic capital in terms of how Peter's ministry of the Holy Father can be done differently.
The collection also includes Minuscule 35(Coislin 199), now considered to be one of the best witness of the Byzantine text-type,and the basis for The Gospel According to John in the Byzantine Tradition(Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft, Stuttgart 2007).
Some argue that the Byzantine tradition contains scribal additions, but these later interpolations preserve the orthodox interpretations of the biblical text- as part of the ongoing Christian experience- and in this sense are authoritative.
Our Mission: The spirit of the early Church, having characteristics of prayer, giving help and aid, fellowship and teaching as St. Paul describes the early Church in Acts 2, it is in this spirit,the League promotes Ukrainian Catholic spirituality and education of our Byzantine Tradition;
The Christian heritage of the Balkan region is of crucial importance for the Russian Orthodox Church and other Slavic Churches,as it is here that the Byzantine tradition, which in many ways followed the national Slavic traditions, was formed and developed.
The Italo-Byzantine Monastery of St Mary of Grottaferrata, 20 kilometers south of Rome, was founded by Saint Nilus the Younger in 1004,[2] fifty years before the division between the Roman Catholic and the Orthodox Church,and remains to this day an enclave of Byzantine tradition under the Roman jurisdiction.