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Through the history of Arathracianism, ancient, medieval, and modern, there have been numerous writers in the church. Additionally, the Church Fathers have written a considerable body of literature. | Through the history of Arathracianism, ancient, medieval, and modern, there have been numerous writers in the church. Additionally, the Church Fathers have written a considerable body of literature. | ||
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| − | :Omios: (572 to 627) Ithatian (Deliopian) ecclesiastical-academic philosopher; also dealt with High Mandonism | + | :[[Omios]]: (572 to 627) Ithatian (Deliopian) ecclesiastical-academic philosopher; also dealt with [[High Mandonism]] |
| − | : | + | :[[Arathrakozuke]]: (584 to 638) Thuvaki Scholar; also dealt with High Mandonism |
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| − | :Gaspatha of Vimaluna: (621 to 684) Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar | + | :[[Gaspatha of Vimaluna]]: (621 to 684) Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar |
| − | :Memnambos: (683 to 732) Ebinóëse Arathracian Scholar | + | :[[Memnambos]]: (683 to 732) Ebinóëse Arathracian Scholar |
| − | :Bistrimso: (697 to 749) Mirrhaimot Academic, Arathracian Scholar | + | :[[Bistrimso]]: (697 to 749) Mirrhaimot Academic, Arathracian Scholar |
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| − | :Daxokaudes: (716 to 779) Ithatian Arathracian Priest, Academic | + | :[[Daxokaudes]]: (716 to 779) Ithatian Arathracian Priest, Academic |
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| − | :Arathracianus the Elder: (843 to 903) West Pytharnian Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar | + | :[[Arathracianus the Elder]]: (843 to 903) West Pytharnian Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar; attended the [[Council of Aglidice]] |
| − | :Akabukshi: (884 to 941) Vimalian Scholar | + | :[[Akabukshi]]: (884 to 941) Vimalian Scholar |
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| − | :Reaghommalish: (917 to 956) Arathracian Patriarch | + | :[[Reaghommalish]]: (917 to 956) Arathracian Patriarch |
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| + | ca 990: "Ante Rhafycian" | ||
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| − | :Fibearg: (1038 to 1092) Arathracian Priest, Fólmagalinist | + | :[[Agostof of Delesphao]]: (1019 to 1085) Writer of the [[Holy City of Arathrax]] |
| − | :Fiolbehearg: (1052 to 1107) Arathracian Priest, Bambdringotinist | + | :[[Fibearg]]: (1038 to 1092) Arathracian Priest, Fólmagalinist |
| + | :[[Fiolbehearg]]: (1052 to 1107) Arathracian Priest, Bambdringotinist | ||
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| + | :[[Pramphaula Vath]]: flourished 1610 to 1640, Dúrandworese Arathracian theologian and author | ||
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*[[Arathracianism]] | *[[Arathracianism]] | ||
*[[Breviary]] | *[[Breviary]] | ||
| + | *[[Chronology of the Arathracian Church]] | ||
*[[Erechórebese Arathracian Church]] | *[[Erechórebese Arathracian Church]] | ||
| + | *[[List of Erechórebese Sunfathers]] | ||
*[[Rites of Arathrax]] | *[[Rites of Arathrax]] | ||
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[[Category:Arathracianism]] | [[Category:Arathracianism]] | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:57, 6 September 2022
Through the history of Arathracianism, ancient, medieval, and modern, there have been numerous writers in the church. Additionally, the Church Fathers have written a considerable body of literature.
Chronology of Arathracian Scholars and Church Fathers
- 300
- 400
- 500
- Omios: (572 to 627) Ithatian (Deliopian) ecclesiastical-academic philosopher; also dealt with High Mandonism
- Arathrakozuke: (584 to 638) Thuvaki Scholar; also dealt with High Mandonism
- 600
- Gaspatha of Vimaluna: (621 to 684) Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar
- Memnambos: (683 to 732) Ebinóëse Arathracian Scholar
- Bistrimso: (697 to 749) Mirrhaimot Academic, Arathracian Scholar
- 700
- Daxokaudes: (716 to 779) Ithatian Arathracian Priest, Academic
- 800
- Arathracianus the Elder: (843 to 903) West Pytharnian Arathracian Priest, Arathracian Scholar; attended the Council of Aglidice
- Akabukshi: (884 to 941) Vimalian Scholar
- 900
- Reaghommalish: (917 to 956) Arathracian Patriarch
ca 990: "Ante Rhafycian"
- 1000
- Agostof of Delesphao: (1019 to 1085) Writer of the Holy City of Arathrax
- Fibearg: (1038 to 1092) Arathracian Priest, Fólmagalinist
- Fiolbehearg: (1052 to 1107) Arathracian Priest, Bambdringotinist
- 1100
- 1200
- 1300
- 1400
- 1500
- 1600
- Pramphaula Vath: flourished 1610 to 1640, Dúrandworese Arathracian theologian and author
Sources
Primary Sources
- Commandments of Arathrax, third through sixth centuries, part of Book of Arathrax
- Eregioadine Sacramentary, 2231, compiled during reign of Eregioadh IV, 2,226 to 2,334
- Holy City of Arathrax, The, 1073, Agostof of Delesphao
See Also
- Arathracian Catechism
- Arathracian Church
- Arathracian Prayers and Creeds
- Arathracian Scripture
- Arathracianism
- Breviary
- Chronology of the Arathracian Church
- Erechórebese Arathracian Church
- List of Erechórebese Sunfathers
- Rites of Arathrax
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