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8. Sept. 2023 · Anno Domini 2023, September 8. GENNADIOS SCHOLARIOS, sometimes called the “last of the Byzantines,” was the first Patriarch of Constantinople after the violent overthrow of the Byzantine state on 29 May 1453. He was a survivor of a once great civilization, the tattered remnants of which were swept away by the conquering armies of Islam.
Georgios Gennadios Scholarios’ (ca 1400-ca 1472) On the difference of venial and mortal sins is part of his ethical-pastoral output. In Martin Jugie’s edition (1935), only five sources are noted, all of them Biblical. In this article, the author explo ...
Gennadios Scholarios, sometimes called the "last of the Byzantines," was the first Patriarch of Constantinople after the violent overthrow of the Byzantine state on 29 May 1453. He was a survivor of a once great civilization, the tattered remnants of which were swept away by the conquering armies of Islam. The drastically changed circumstances raised inescapable questions about the nature of ...
1. Sept. 2018 · The Autobiographies of the Patriarch Gennadios II Scholarios. September 2018. DOI: 10.1017/9781108289993.005. In book: Reading in the Byzantine Empire and Beyond (pp.68-90) Authors: Michael Angold ...
St. Gennadios Scholarios: Keep an eye on your bishops . . . “Keep an eye on your bishops as far as their Orthodoxy is concerned lest they go so far as to teach doctrines against the true faith or celebrate with heretics and schismatics. As far as other things, they act out of ignorance or because the days are evil and they will give an ...
Gennadios Scholarios, sometimes called the “last of the Byzantines,” was the first Patriarch of Constantinople after the violent overthrow of the Byzantine state on 29 May 1453. He was a survivor of a once great civilization, the tattered remnants of which were swept away by the conquering armies of Islam. The drastically changed circumstances raised inescapable questions about the nature ...
1. Jan. 2011 · George Scholarios (Gennadios II) January 2011. DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-9729-4_185. In book: Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy (pp.397-399) Authors: John Demetracopoulos. University of Patras. To ...
