Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or Theological Encyclopedic Dictionary. Volume III

V (Don Diocese–Ifika) VII (John of Scythopolis–Calendar) VIII (Kadnikov monasteries – Kakhikst) XI (Claudas–Apocryphal Books) XII (Symbolic Books – Constantinople) Baal • Vaalbek • Baal-Berif • Vaasa • Babyla, st. martyr, originally from Antioch • Babyla, holy martyr, bishop-patr. Antioch • Babyla, St. much Nicomedia • Babylonia • Babylon • Babylonian Captivity • Babylonian Pandemonium • Vagabei • Vagantes • Vadim • Wiseman N.P. • White • Whitefield • Bacchus • Vaia • Balaam • Valaam Monastery • Valafrid-Strabo • Valesius • Valens • Valens • Valentine, Pope from 827 • Valentine, the name of several Western saints. martyrs • Valentine and the Valentians • Valentine the bishop • Valentina • Valentinian • Valerian, Roman emperor • Valerian, the name of several saints. martyrs • Valerian, South Gaul church historian • Valerius • Belshazzar, Babylonian king • Belshazzar • Waldenses • Balsamon Theodore • Valton • Walchus • Vandals • Benea • Barus • Barabbas • Varadates • Baraks • Barachisius • Barachiel • Barachius • Barbuton • Barbara • Barbarian • Barbarian, warrior • Barbarian, St. martyr • Barvatsius • Varipsau • Vardesan • Variesus • Barlaam, St. martyr • Barlaam and Joasaph • Barlaam, abbot. Pechersky • Varlaam of Novgorod (Khutyn) • Varlaam Rev. Keretsky • Varlaam, Rev. Vazhsky • Varlaam • Varlaam (Yasinsky) • Varlaam archimandrite • Varlaam, hagiographer • Varlaam and Varlaamites • Varlaam (Petrov) • Varlaam (Vysotsky) • Varlaam (Denisov) • Varlaam (Nadezhdin) • Barnabas, a Levite named Josiah • Barnabites or Barnabites • Barsabas • Barsis • Barsanuphius the Great • St. Barsanuphius, the Wonderworker of Kazan • Barsanuphius, St. John • Barsuma • Barsuma, Bishop of Nizibia • Barul • Baruch • Bartholomew • Bartholomew's Night • Bartholomites or Bartholomites • Basan • Basilides, Gnostic • Basilides, the name of several saints. muchch • Basilisk, fabulous animal • Basilisk, St. martyr • Basilisk, desert dweller • Basilissa, name of several saints. martyrs • Basil the Great • Basil of Caesarea • Basil, presbyter of Ancyra • Basil of Amasia • Basil, Rev. confession • Basil of Ancyra • Basil of Akhrid • Basil of Seleucia • Basil, friend of St. John Chrysostom • Basil - the name of several saints • Basil - the name of two patriarchs of Constantinople • Basil the Macedonian • Basil the Bulgarian Slayer • Basil the Blessed • St. Basil the Blessed or Intercession Cathedral • Basil, Archbishop of Novgorod • Basil, Priest of Ostrog • Vasily (Luzhinsky), Archbishop • Vasilla • Vasiliev Joseph Vasilievich • Vasilyev Vasily Pavlovich • Vasilko or Vasily Konstantinovich Rostovsky • Vasilkov Alexey Vasilievich • Vasoy • Vass • Vassa • Vassi • Vassian Bishop of Lavdia • Vassian - monk • Vassian Sanin • Vassian Snout • Vassian Toporko • Vata, monk • Vatican • Vatican Council • Vakhtisiy • Vafusyi • Introduction to the Church of the Most Holy Theotokos • Vvedensky A. I. • Vvedensky D. I. • Widows - among the Jews • Widows and widowhood in the clergy • Weber T. G. • Vedism • Wedel Artemy Lukyanovich • Beelzebub • Wezek • Weiss Bernard • Weiss Johann • Vekko John • Great Martyr, -itsa • Magnification • Belial • Wellhausen Julius • Veltistov V. N. • Veldemanovsky A. And • Benhadad • Hungary • Vendimian • Venda • Benedict • Venedim • Benjamin - son of the biblical patriarch Jacob • Benjamin, one of the martyrs killed in Sinai and Raifa • Benjamin, deacon, St. martyr • Veniamin Tudela • Veniamin Blagonravov • Veniamin Platonov • Veniamin Rumovsky-Krasnopevkov • Veniamin Smirnov • Verba • Vergery • Verenika • Verzhbolovich M. O. • Verk • Werner Karl • Veronica St. • Verkhovsky T. A. • Verkhovsky A. T. • Verkhovsky I. T. • Vershinsky D. S. • Veselil • Vesin P. L. • Wesley • Vespasian Titus Flafius • Wessenberg I. G • Westcott • Westminster Abbey • Peace of Westphalia • Vetiluia • Wetzer • Wetstein • Vespers • Bethel • Bethoron • Bethsan • Vivian • Vigilius • Vigilius (Pope 540–555) • Vigilantius • Vigouroux • Byzantium • Byzantinism • Wieseler • Visitation • Vicar • Vincent • Vincent, St. martyr • Vincent Iovanovitch • Wycliffe John • Victor - the name of three popes and two antipopes • Victor, Claudius Marius • Victor, Bishop of Antioch • Victor, Bishop of Kanui • Victor, Bishop of Cartensky • Victor, Bishop of Tununsky • Victor, Bishop of Vitansky • Victor, St. martyr • Victor (Sadkovsky) archbishop • Victor, hieromonk, in the world Vasily Vysotsky • Victorin, bishop of Pettau • Victorin, name of several saints. martyrs • Victricius • Willibald • Vil • Wilberforce William • Vilbrord • William of Tire • Vilna • Wine and imputation • Vine, Alexander • Wiener Georg Benedict • Wine, winemaking • Vinogradov Mikhail Alexandrovich • Vinogradov Nikolai Ivanovich • Vinogradov Nikolai Petrovich • Virgil, Rome. St. • Virilad • Virinea • Virka • Vissarion, desert dweller • Vissarion of Nicea • Vissarion (Nechaev) • Vit • Vitalian • Vitaly, who lived in the 7th century • Vitaly (Grechulevich) • Vitringa • Wittenberg Concord • Wichern • Vicelin, apostle of Holstein • Vishnevsky V.P. • Bethavara • Bethany • Bethesda • Bithynia • Bethlehem • Bethlehemites • Bethonius • Bethsaida • Bethfagia • Vianor • Vladivostok diocese • Vladikavkaz diocese • Vladimir the Holy • Vladimir Monomakh • Vladimir-John • Vladimir (in the world Vasily Fedorovich Alyavdin) • Vladimir (Musatov), hieromonk • Vladimir (Petrov) • Vladimir - Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna • Vladimir (in the world Joseph I. Blagorazumov), Bishop of Mikhailovsky • Vladimir diocese • Vladimir diocesan bulletins • Vladimir A.P., Archpriest • Vlasiy • Vlastar • Vlastov G.K. • Church power • Vlemmyd Nikifor • Blessing of the Water • Exaltation • Air • Ascension • Voznesensky E. P. • Voznesensky A. I. • Voznesensky I. I. • Revival • Voydenov V. P. • War • Volkov A. K. • Volobuev N. I. • Vologda diocese • Vologda diocesan bulletins • Magi • Volyn diocese • Volyn Diocesan Gazette • Voltaire • Wolf Christian • Wolf Joseph • Wolfenbüttel fragments • Boniface, St. martyr • Boniface the Merciful, Bishop of Ferentiy • Boniface (Demyan Fedorovich Vinogradsky), abbot • Vonoz • Incarnation • Wordsworth J. • Worms • Voronezh Diocese • Voronezh Diocesan Gazette • Voronov A. D. • Vorontsov A. I. • Vorotnikov P. M. • Wax • Wax candle • Wax wax • Resurrection • Resurrection (from) the dead • “Resurrection” • Voskresensky M. A. • Voskresensky G. A. • “Sunday Reading” • “Sunday Leaflets” • “Sunday Leaflets”, a free supplement to the magazine “Sunday Day” • “Sunday Conversations” • Sunday Day • Sunday Day - how to spend it • “Sunday Day” • Education • Recipients • Qualities and responsibilities of receptacles • Votyaks • Churching • Enemies • Calculation of time • Bryenniy • Bryennius Philotheus • All-night vigil • Autopsy • Deuteronomy • Vukol • Vulgate • Wuttke • Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem • Entrance to the altar • Choice • Vienne • Gazette • Politeness • Corontal memory • Bridal crown • Wreaths • Vienna of Constantinovo • Chaplet • Faith • Faith • Faith and reason • “Faith and Church” • Faith St. martyr • Vera Alexandrovna • Apostasy • “Herald of the Military Clergy” • “Herald of Charity” • Libra • Vetrinsky I. Ya. • “Eternal Memory” • Eternity • The Eternal Jew • Vyatka Diocese • Vyatka Diocesan Gazette • Vyacheslav A list of employees whose articles were included in volume IV or intended for it, but were not included due to lack of space and are available in the editorial portfolio for the following volumes. Arsenyev Ioann Vas., Master of Theology, teacher of the law at the School of the Order of St. Catherine in Moscow. Bronzov Alexander Alexandrovich, Doctor of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. Theological Academy. Glagolev Sergey Sergeevich, Doctor of Theology, Professor of the Moscow Spirit. academy. Glagolev Alexander Alexandrovich, Master of Theology, Associate Professor of the Kiev Theological Academy. Glubokovsky Nikolai Nikanorovich, Doctor of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Dankov Nikolay Petrovich, Ph.D. theology of St. Petersburg. spirit. Academy. Emelyanovich Vas. Parthen., candidate of theology, stolonach. in the office of the Chief Prosecutor of the Holy Synod. Zavitnevich Vladimir Zenonovich, Master of Theology, Professor of the Kyiv Spirit. academy. Zavyalov Alexey Alexandrovich, Master of Theology, manager of the archives of the Holy Synod. Zaozersky Nikolai Alexandrovich, doctor of church. canon. rights, order prof. Moscow spirit. academy. Kardasevich Feofil Nikol., archpriest, rector of the Russian Orthodox Church in Buda-Pest, Hungary. Kremlevsky Alexander Magistrianovich, Master of Theology, teacher. Vladimir Theological Seminary. Leporsky Petr Iv., Master of Theology, Associate Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Lopukhin Alexander Pavlovich, Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Luppov Pavel Nikolaevich, Master of Theology (at the Theological School Council in St. Petersburg). Markov Nick. Fedorovich, candidate of can. rights St. Petersburg university, office legal adviser at the Holy Synod. Metropolitan Alexey Arsen., candidate of theology, priest. Church of the Sign in St. Petersburg. Petrovsky Alexander Vas., Master of Theology, teacher in St. Petersburg. spirit. seminary. Pokrovsky Nick. Vas., Doctor of Church History, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. Academy and Director of the Archaeological Institute in St. Petersburg. Ponomarev Alexander Ivanovich, doctor of church. history, professor St. Petersburg spirit. academy. Popov Iv. Vasilievich, Doctor of Theology, Professor of the Moscow Spirit. academy. Popov Ioann, priest in Vladikavkaz. Rodossky Alexey Stepanovich, librarian of St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Rozhdestvensky Alexander Petrovich, Master of Theology, Professor of St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Runkevich Stepan Grigorievich, doctor of church. history, secretary of the Holy Synod. Sadov Alexander I., doctor of church. history, professor St. Petersburg spirit. academy. Seraphim, Bishop of Ostrog, Master of Theology. Smirnov Petr Sem., Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. Theological Academy. Sokolov Iv. Ivanovich, Master of Theology, teacher in St. Petersburg. theological seminary. Filevsky John, teacher of the law in Kharkov. This list does not include those employees who expressed their willingness to participate in the Encyclopedia on subjects that will be included in subsequent volumes.