menologium (Meaning)
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menologium (n.)
Alt. of Menology
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menologium Sentence Examples
- The menologium documented the lives and martyrdoms of Christian saints throughout the year.
- Byzantine menologia featured elaborate and intricate illustrations depicting the saints.
- The menologium served as a liturgical companion, providing guidance for daily worship and commemoration.
- The earliest menologia emerged in the 4th century, compiling information from various sources.
- The menologium of Emperor Basil II was a masterpiece of Byzantine art, renowned for its exquisite miniatures.
- The menologium included not only historical accounts of saints but also prayers and hymns dedicated to them.
- The menologium was an essential reference for both clergy and laity, fostering devotion and understanding of the saints.
- The art contained within the menologium often reflected the cultural and political context of its creation.
- The menologium played a significant role in the transmission of Christian tradition and iconography.
- Modern editions of the menologium continue to be consulted by scholars and historians seeking insights into early Christianity and Byzantine art.
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Alt. of Menology
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The menologium documented the lives and martyrdoms of Christian saints throughout the year.
Byzantine menologia featured elaborate and intricate illustrations depicting the saints.
The menologium served as a liturgical companion, providing guidance for daily worship and commemoration.
The earliest menologia emerged in the 4th century, compiling information from various sources.
