Examples of using Hellenized in English and their translations into Greek
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The Hellenized Jews.
Modern historians looking at these writings wonder, how Hellenized were the Jews?
The Hellenized East.
A people that could produce Cicero andVergil were ripe for Paul's Hellenized Christianity.
Hellenized Christianity.
Map with the newly founded and Hellenized cities of the Hellenistic kingdoms.
Hellenized Christianity.
It never progressed as did the Hellenized version and was eventually lost in the Islamic movement.
The region of Epirus Nova corresponded to a portion of Illyria that was then"partly Hellenic and partly Hellenized".
Prevailed, however, the Hellenized name Lesinitsa, while Vrysochori was named in 1927.
It was predictable, therefore, that the first major figures of Christianity would emerge from these groups of Hellenized Jews.
And in Shatishta andKozhani in which two latter towns the hellenized Vlachs form the strongest part of the Greek population.".
Jesus' later-added attribute of virgin-birth[was]necessary if Jesus was to be made acceptable to the pagans of the Hellenized world.".
But there were many Hellenized Jews among the Dispersion; so it may be that it was Matthew himself who later translated his Gospel into Greek.
As you are very much aware, Macedonism teaches its youth that the ancient Macedonians were not Greek andthat were simply Greek-speaking or Hellenized.
Filibe was described as consisting of Turks,Bulgarians, Hellenized Bulgarians, Armenians, Jews, Vlachs, Arvanites, Greeks, and Roma people.
Among the Hellenized Jews and the Greek pagans who were considering conversion to Christianity, this delay posed more questions than answers.
Nonetheless, for a while policy discourse across the Western world was completely“Hellenized”- everyone was Greece, or was about to turn into Greece.
In the 6th century, some Thraco-Romans and hellenized Thracians(i.e. Byzantines) south of the Danube River made contacts with the invading Slavs and were later eventually slavicised.
The collection possesses a significant number of Modern Greek coins of different alloys,as well as coins of Hellenic and Hellenized cities, which were minted during Roman imperial times.
This became Constantinople, the centre of the hellenized eastern Roman empire, becoming a cosmopolitan melting pot of European and Asian nations.
The institutions in force in Greek-speaking regions during the Roman period were intimately bound up with the historical traditions of those places,whether inhabited by Greeks or Hellenized local populations.
In the 6th century, some Thraco-Romans and Hellenized Thracians south of the Danube River made contacts with the invading Slavs and were eventually Slavicised.
In parallel, the transfer of the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Constantinople in 330 represented a decisive shift in the empire' s center of gravity from the Latin West to the Hellenized East.
He is likely a descendant of Ioube(Ἰούβη, Hellenized form of Ayyub), an Arab whose sons, Niketas and Chase, came to Byzantium as prisoners and entered imperial service.
By signing the decisions of the Council into state law with the death penalty for doubters,he set himself as the protector of the already Hellenized and schismatic Christianity, granting special privileges to the clergy as well.
Eager to adopt the artistic culture of the Hellenized eastern Mediterranean, the Romans introduced mosaic in this exquisite form in both their domestic architecture and their places of worship.
A certain passage from the author's prologue regarding the Greek edition is quite significant,where the following are mentioned:“The Roman Empire had embodied the Hellenic and the Hellenized world; also the Roman and the Romanized world.
Another factor was that Epicureans were prominent in the hellenized cities of Galilee, creating a rivalry between Epicureanism and the traditional religion among the northern Judeans.
Through historical events that lead to the direct contact(political, financial and cultural) with the West, it was governed by the Byzantines,as well as by Hellenized Serbians and Westerners, in the name, usually, of the Byzantine Emperor.