Примери за използване на Byzantine tradition на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the Byzantine tradition, clergy made the sign of the blessing using three fingers to symbolise the Trinity.
Well, there's no question that the gold here makes you think of the Byzantine tradition, maybe some of the tile work at Ravenna.
Folk music draws on Byzantine traditions as well as those associated with the Muslim cultures of the Middle East.
It is located on a peninsula in Halkidiki, in Northern Greece just some 130 km from Thessaloniki,an interesting city of byzantine tradition.
Of these, only 1eap had a text independent of the Byzantine tradition-- and Erasmus used it relatively little due to the supposed"corruption" of its text.
It is located on a peninsula in Halkidiki, in Northern Greece just some 130 km from Thessaloniki,an interesting city of byzantine tradition.
Indeed, our use of the Byzantine tradition can succeed only if we understand the mind and central inspiration of that tradition, without idolizing it.
As an iconographer George Kordis tries to have a creative relationship with the wealth of Byzantine tradition and not simply to copy the old originals.
Germanus keeps much of this earlier Byzantine tradition, modifying it somewhat, and adds a more Antiochene perspective, far more historicizing and focusing on the human ministry of Christ.
The monastery dates from the 80s of the 20th century, as well as the monastery church butit is attractively built in the best Byzantine traditions of Orthodox architecture.
We, Russians, are the heirs of the Roman,Greek, Byzantine tradition, we remain true to the spirit of the ancient European Christianity, which has lost all ties with this tradition. .
Besides, VERSIONES SLAVICAE is connected with PINAKES through BHG and CPG identification number,so users may check simultaneously the Byzantine tradition of certain text with one click on these links.
In the Ottoman baths we discern, on one hand the Roman and Byzantine tradition, purveyed by Hippocrates, who highlighted the therapeutic benefits of the alternative use of hot and cold water.
All these new nations had no cultural tradition comparable to the one the Greeks had in Ancient Greece and their initial and formative tradition, the one that gave them their national"birth" and made them into Orthodox nations was the Christian Byzantine tradition.
The Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia is one of the fourteen autocephalous Orthodox Churches of Byzantine tradition, and has its origin in the evangelization of Great Moravia by Saints Cyril and Methodius.
With discerning faith a distinguished writer of the Byzantine tradition voiced this truth: in the Eucharist“unlike any other sacrament, the mystery[of communion] is so perfect that it brings us to the heights of every good thing: here is the ultimate goal of every human desire, because here we attain God and God joins himself to us in the most perfect union”.
And in spite of all conflicts, misunderstandings and mutual isolation,this unity in the Byzantine tradition has been never really broken or forgotten, but has always constituted the common foundation, the very form of unity, of the entire Orthodox East.
The Byzantine tradition, representing Christ with the letters o wn-"He who is," the translation of the tetragrammaton YHWH-inscribed in the cross-shaped halo around the face of Jesus, well indicates the intention to see in the image the very hypostasis of the Son of God, no doubt invisible in its divinity, but having become visible in the human nature it had assumed.
The early patterns follow the Byzantine painting tradition.
Works by well-known Greek artists were shown,featuring both the Byzantine art tradition as well as modern approaches to religious themes.
It has become, and remains even today, a self-centered and self-contained"genre," identified, unfortunately,by many with the very essence of the Byzantine liturgical tradition.
Palamas is heir to this long tradition of Byzantine scholasticism as much as he is an heir of the earlier patristic tradition and to the whole mystical, apophatic, and monastic tradition of the Christian East.
It was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman rule and due credit should be given to the Ottoman Turks,who continued the tradition of the Byzantine architecture.
The second system was based on the existing Byzantine accounting tradition but borrowed the silver grosso from the Venetian monetary system. It won recognition in part of the southern Slavonic lands, including the western Bulgarian regions.
I call it paradoxical because, as I have said already,the very"essence" of the Byzantine"imperial" tradition was not national, but universal.
On this occasion Emi Varouxaki points out,"This exhibition is realized to confirm the cultural ties between Greece and Venice, andthe mutual influences of the two similar cultures through the Byzantine and modern tradition.
Thus, in order to be practically helpful,our historical research should seek out the meaning and purpose of the Byzantine liturgical tradition, discover its permanent theological dimension, and provide for a pattern of discernment between what is truly essential and what is historically relative.
He is the universal philosopher, whose work has left an indelible mark on the Classical, Hellenistic andGraeco-Roman world, on Byzantine scholarly tradition, on the Arab world, on the Medieval Europe and continues to exercise influence on the intellectual life of contemporary Western civilization.
Basilica of Santa Lucia, a Byzantine church built, according to tradition, in the same place of the martyrdom of the saint in 303 AD.
Because Islam was basically tolerant of a ghetto like survival of Christianity in its midst, Greek, Syriac, Georgian, and other communities were not only able to survive in the Middle East but even to show some creativity,which eventually contributed to the development of the Byzantine liturgical tradition as a whole.