Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or Theological Encyclopedic Dictionary. Volume V

Volume V (Don Diocese–Ifika) VII (John of Scythopolis–Calendar) VIII (Kadnikov monasteries – Kakhikst) XI (Claudas–Apocryphal Books) XII (Symbolic Books – Constantinople) List of contributors to Volume V of the Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia Don Diocese • Don Diocesan Gazette • Don Talk • Dorimedont • Roads • Dorodnitsyn • Dorothea • Dorotheus the name of several saints • Dorotheus, hieromartyr, Bishop of Tire • Dorotheus, Bishop of Martianople • Dorotheus • Dositheus, disciple of the Monk Dorotheus • Dositheus, false messiah • Dositheus - Patr. Constantinople • Dositheus Notara • Dositheus, abbot of the Kiev-Pechersk Monastery • Dositheus, abbot of the Besedny St. Nicholas Monastery • Dosii • Dragon • Dranonid • Dracontius • Drevinsky • Antiquity of the human race • Tree of Life • Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil • Drogobich • Drozdov • Drosida • Droste-zu-Vishering • “Friend of Truth” • “Friend of Temperance” • Friendship • Drusilla • Drusius • Druses • Druidism • Drummond • Drutmar • Dualism • Doubakin • Dudit • Ducitius • Duclida • Dula • Dunin • Duns-Scott • Durand • Spirit of God • Holy Spirit • “Christian Spirit” • Spirit-fighting • Clergy • Clergy at the present time • “Spiritual Conversation” • “Spiritual Messenger” • Spiritual Messenger of the Georgian Exarchate • “Spiritual Diary” • Spiritual Poems • Soul • “Soulful Reading” • “Soulful Reflections” • Duel • Dyrniks • Dyachenko • Virginity • Children and Parents • Acts of St. Apostolov • Ducange • Du-Moulin Pierre • Dupanloup • Du-Plessis Mornay • Durer Eve • Evagrius • Evangel • Evangelist • Evangelistarium • Evangelical Church • Evangelical Union • Gospel • Eternal Gospel • “Evangelical Councils” • Evanthia • Evarest - the name of St. much • Evarest Roman bishop • Evventius • Evvul • Evvula • Eugemer • Eugene – the name of several saints. martyrs • Eugene – the name of four popes • Eugene – Patriarch of Constantinople • Eugene Bulgaris • Evgeniy Bolkhovitinov • Eugene • Eugippius • Evgraf • Evdokim St. and right. Cappadocian • Evdokim (Meshchersky) • Evdokimov • Evdokia - the name of several holy wives • Evdokia - the Byzantine empress • Evdoksiy - the name of several saints • Evdoksiy, Arian bishop • Evdoksia martyred - a maiden. • Eudoxia - Byzantine empress • Evei • Evelpist • Eber • Euzoius • Evilasius • Evilmerodach • Ebionites • Eucarpius • Eucleus • Eulalia • Eulalia • Eulampius • Eulampia • Eulogius - the name of two bishops, one patriarch and one presbyter • Eulogius St. much • Eumenius • Eunice • Eunician • Eunicia • Eunoic • Eunomius and the Eunomians • Evod • Euodia • Eunuch • Eupl • Euporus • Eupraxia • Eupsychius • Jews • Jews – Epistle of St. ap. Paul to the Hebrews • Hebrew Language • Europe • Eusebius • Eusebius, Pope • Eusebius, Bishop of Laodicea • Eusebius of Nicomedia • Eusebius, Bishop of Vercello • Eusebius, Bishop of Emesa • Eusebius of Alexandria • Eusebius Bishop of Caesarea • Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata • Eusebius, Bishop of Thessalonica • Eusebius Bruno • Eusebius Archbishop of Mogilev • Eusebius • Eusevon • Evsignius • Eustasios • Saint Eustathius, Archbishop. Antioch, St. Great Martyr Eustathius Placidas • Eustathius, Patriarch of Constantinople • Eustathius St. Antioch • Eustathius of Sebastia • Eustathius of Thessaloniki • Eustathius – St. much Lithuanian • Eustathius I, St. archbishop Serbian • Eustathius Kisel • Eustolija • Eustochius • Eustochia • Evstratiy – the name of several martyrs • Evstratiy the Venerable Martyr. Pechersky • Evstratiy Garida • Evstratiy - the name of two writers of the Greek Church • Evschimon • Evseev • Eutychian of Sts. much • Eutykhian • Eutykhios – the name of several saints • Eutykhios – Patriarch of Constantinople • Eutykhios, Patriarch of Alexandria • Eutykhios, archimandrite of a monastery near Constantinople • Eutropios – the name of several saints; • Eutropius - courtier, eunuch • Eutropia • Euphrasius • Euphrasia • Euphrates • Venerable Euphrosynus, labored in Phrygia • Venerable Euphrosynus of Pskov • Euphrosynus, Venerable Sinozersky • Euphrosynus, hermit, Kurzhensky wonderworker • Venerable Euphrosynus, disciple of the reverend. Savvaty of Tver • Venerable Euphrosyne, Alexandria • Euphrosyne of Polotsk • Euphrosyne of Suzdal • Eucharist • Eucharius • Eucherius • Euchologius • Euphalia • Euthymius - the name of several saints • Euthymius - the name of three patriarchs • Euthymius St. archbishop Novgorod • Euthymy, schema-monk of Pechersky • Euthymy of Syanghemsky • Euthymy of Korelsky • Euthymy of Ternovsky • Euthymy of Zigaben • Euthymy of Vislen • Euthymy of Suzdal • Euthymy, monk of the Miracle Monastery • Euthymy of the Monk of Athos-Iversky • Euthymia • Evfimyev • Egesippus • Egypt and Egyptology • Egypt • Egyptology and the Bible • Egishe • Eglon • Edem • Edesias • Edessa • Edinoverie • Unicorn • Unity • Edom • Edrei • Daily worship • Ezdrilon Plain • Ezra • Hezekiah • Eznik • Catherine the Great Martyr • Catherine - the name of 5 persons canonized by the Roman Church • Catherine II Great • Ekaterinburg Diocese • “Ekaterinburg Diocese. Vedomosti" • Ekaterinoslav Diocese • "Ekaterinoslav Diocesan Gazette" • Ekbagana • Ekvitsiy • Ekdiki • Ekdit • Exarch and Exarchate • Exegesis • Ecclesiarch • Ecclesiastes • Ecloga • Ekmalotharus • Ekron • Eksakustodian • Eksuperius • Litany • Ekphesis • Elagin • Elam and the Elamites • Elath • Eldad • Eleazar – the name of several biblical figures • Eleazar – St. much • Eleazar of Olonets • Eleazar, Venerable Anzersky • Eleusippus • Eleuther • Eleutherius, pope • Eleutherius the Hieromartyr • Eleutheropol • Elezboi • Elei • Helena • Helena St. Queen of Serbia • Elena Devochkina • Olivet, or Mount of Olives • Olivet Nikolai Alexandrovich • Eleonsky Feodor Gerasimovich • Eleonsky Feodor Petrovich • Blessing of the Anointing • Eligius • Eliconidas • Elim • Elyma the Magus • Elyma – martyr. presbyter • Elimelech • Elizabeth - the name of two biblical women • Elizabeth - the name of several holy martyrs • Elizabeth, Landgrave of Thuringia • Elizabeth, abbess of the monastery in Chenault • Elizabeth, Queen of England • Elizabeth, Empress of All Russia • Elisam • Elisha • Eliphaz • Eliab • Eliakim • Elihu • Elkezaites • Elkosh • Elladius • Hellenists • Ellius • Elohim • Elon • Elpidiphor - martyr • Elpidiphors archbishop • Elpidios • Elul • Eman • Hamath • Emelyanov • Emilian • Emmanuel • Emmaus • Engeddi • Endor • Yenisei diocese • “Yenisei Diocesan Gazette” • Encolpius • Encratites • Ennatha • Ennodius • Aenon • Enos • Enoticon • Enoch • Entychites • Eophinon • Epakta • Epanogoga • Epaon • Diocese • Diocesan Administration • Diocesan Gazette • Epaphras • Epaphroditus • Epenetus • Epigonatius • Epictetus - venerable martyr • Epictetus - one of the most prominent representatives of Stoic philosophy • Epicurianism • Epimachus • Bishop • Episcopal system • Episcopal Church • Episcopium • Episcopal court – Audientia episcopalis • Episcopus in partibus • Epistimia • Penance • Epitrachelion • Epiphanius - St. martyr • Epiphanius, St. Archbishop of Cyprus • Epiphanius - bishop of the city of Pavia • Epiphanius - 16th bishop and 5th Patriarch of Constantinople • Epiphanius Scholasticus • Epiphanius the Wise • Epiphanius Slavinetsky • Epiphanius, schismatic bishop • Epicharias • Epomis, ephod • Eppolonius • Erasmus - the name of several saints • Erasmus of Rotterdam • Erasmus - monk of Pechersk • Erast • Erastianism • Heresy, heretic • Herm • Herma • Ermey • Ermil • Erminingeld • Ermippus • Ermiy the writer • Ermiy, one of the 70 apostles • Ermiy - the name of St. martyrs • Hermionia • Hermogenes • Hermocrates • Hermolai the holy martyr. • Eros • Erotiida • Erpeny Thomas orientalist. • Heshbon • Esper • Essenes • Natural science and theology • Eshol • Esther • Ephah • Ephaploma • Ephesus • Ephesian sleeping youths • Ephesians • Ephib • Ephraim - son of Joseph • Ephraim the Syrian • Ephraim - Patriarch of Antioch • Ephraim - Metropolitan of Kiev • St. Ephraim, Bishop of Pereyaslavl-Kyiv • Ephraim – Venerable Perekomsky • Ephraim Rev. Archimandrite, Novotorzhsky Wonderworker • Ephraim – disciple of St. Abraham of Smolensk • Ephraim, Bishop of Rostov • Ephraim, Archbishop of Rostov • Ephraim – Venerable • Ephraim, Bishop of Perm • Ephron • Ezion • Etham • Epherius • Efimon • Ethiopia Jeanne d'Albret • Joan of Arc • Zhdanov A. A. • Rod • Aaronov's Rod • Zhelobovsky • Iron Crown • Sacrifice • Bloodless Sacrifice • Altar • Book of Animals • Animals in the Bible • Judaizers • Jews • Zhizka • Life • Eternal Life • Gilles • Gilbert • Lives • Zhmakin • Lots • Priest • Juan de Avila • Juze • Zhukovich • Zhukovsky • Spiritual magazines • Jube Trans-Baikal Diocese • "Trans-Baikal Diocesan Gazette" • Zabarella • Zabelin • Zavedei • Zavitnevich • Trans-Volga Elders • Zabulon • Mikhail Zavyalov • Alexey Alexandrovich Zavyalov • Veil • Testament • Old and New Testament • Riddles among the Jews • Zaderatsky Petr Emelyanovich • Soulful man • Zaitsev • Leaven • Spell • Conjurer • Law of God • Law of Moses • Zacchaeus – publican • Zacchaeus – martyr-deacon of the Gadarene Church • Zalensky • Pledge • Zaluski • Zamri • Prayer • Zamyatin • Zaozersky • Westernism • Spare gifts • Mosaic Commandments • Beatitudes • Church commandments • Altarpiece • Zara • Zared • Zarkevich • Hermits • Eclipse • Funeral services • Zechariah – the sickle-seeing prophet • Zechariah, son of Varakhin • Zechariah the righteous. prophet, father of St. John the Baptist • Zechariah Ven. lived in the monastery of Harsia • Zechariah the Venerable. lived in one of the monasteries in Egypt • Zechariah - the name of three Russian ascetics • Zechariah the scholastic • Zechariah Chrysopolitanus • Zechariah the Pope • Zechariah - Armenian Catholicos • Zechariah Kopystensky • Zechariah Kornilovich • Conception • Immaculate Conception • Ringing • Bells • Star • Animal number • Sebald • Zebedee • Zevin • Zeeberg • Seegofer • Seetzen • Seidemann • Sell • Land tenure and agriculture • Church lands • Zend-Avesta • Zenob • Zeno – the name of two famous Greek philosophers • St. Zeno, bishop. Ikoltsky • Zeno – bishop. Verona • Zeno the Isaurian • Zernikav Adam • Zephyrinus • Sigabert • Zigomaly • Siegfried • Zizaniy • Sickingen • Zealots - a political party among the Jews of the time of Jesus Christ • Zealots - one of the two church parties in Constantinople in the XII-XIV centuries • Zima • Zimler • Zina - one of the 70 apostles • Zina - martyr • Zinaida • Zinovy - Hieromartyr • Zinovy of Otensky • Zinovia • Zinon • Zif • Golden Chain • Golden Number • Chrysostom • John Chrysostom • Evil • Serpent • Copper Serpent • Serpent Worship • Sign • Znamenny singing • Znamensky Peter Vasilievich • Znamensky John Pavlinovich • Zograf • Architecture • Golden Bull • Golden Legend • Golden Calf • Zonara • Zoroaster • Zerubbabel • Zosimas - the name of several saints • Zosimas of Solovetsky • Zosimas of Vorbozomsky • Venerable Zosimas - Volokolamsk Wonderworker • Zosimas Hierodeacon • Zosimas - Metropolitan of All Russia • Zosimas - Historian • Zosimas - Pope • Zotik • Zoya • Zuzimy • Zyryans Iva • Ivan the Great • Ivanov John • Ivanov Thomas • Ivanovsky • Ivantsov-Platonov • Iveria • Ivistion • Igafrax • Ignatius the God-Bearer • Ignatius, St. Patriarch of Constantinople • Ignatius – deacon and skevophilax of Constantinople • Ignatius – Bishop of Rostov • Ignatius – Venerable Vologda • Ignatius – Hierodeacon of Smolensk • Ignatius – Patriarch of Moscow • Venerable Ignatius – Archimandrite of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra • Ignatius St. - student of the teacher Kirill Beloozersky • Ignatius Ievlevich • Ignatius (Oksenovich Starushich) • Ignatius – Archbishop of Voronezh and Zadonsk • Ignatius (Smola) – Metropolitan of Sarsk and Podonsk • Ignatius Khozadinov • Ignatius – Bishop of the Caucasus and the Black Sea • Ignatius of Loyola • Ignatiev • Ignorant Brothers • Igor • Games • Hegumen • Idacy • Ideala • Ideal • Idealism • Idithum • Idolatry • Idumea • Izborniki • Izvekov • Ishmael • Ishmaelites • Izmaragd • Isograph • Israel • Izraztsov • Israel • Israeli people • Kingdom of Israel • Jezreel • Icon and icon veneration • Iconium • Iconoclasm • Iconography • Iconostasis • Ikos • Ikoumenium • Hilarius – St. much • Hilary – the name of four Western church writers • Hilarion much. monk, originally from Armenia • Hilarion St. martyr, suffered with many others in the Armenian city of Melitina • Hilarion the Monk, abbot of the Pelikite monastery • Hilarion the Venerable – great Christian ascetic • Hilarion the Monk – abbot of the Dalmatian monastery • Hilarion St. miracle worker of the Georgian church • Hilarion – Metropolitan of Kiev • Hilarion – venerable schema-monk of the Kiev-Pechersk Monastery • Hilarion of Gdov or Pskov • Hilarion, bishop. Rostov • Hilarion first hieromonk, then archimandrite of the Suprasl monastery • Hilarion – Metropolitan of Suzdal and Yurievsky • Hilarion – Metropolitan of Ryazan • Hilarion Grigorovich • Hilarion (Rogalevsky) archbishop • Hilarion – abbot of the Kupyatitsky monastery • Hilarion abbot of the Konevsky monastery • Hilarion hieromonk • Hilarion the hermit-recluse • Hilaria • Iliton • Ilian • Eli – high priest and judge of Israel • Eli one of the forty torments. • Iliodor – martyr, suffered under the emperor. Diocletians • Iliodor - martyr, suffered in the Pamphylian city of Megis • Iliodor - the name of 5 persons • Iliodor - Archbishop of Kursk • Iliopolis • Elijah - the prophet • Elijah - the name of several saints • Elijah Muromets • Elijah Minyatiy • Ilia Joakimovich • Illyricum - Roman province • Illyricum - teacher. miracle worker • Ilok • Ildefons • Ilyinsky Ivan • Ilyinsky Nikolai Ilyich • Ilminsky • Imam • Names • Imenaeus • Name blessing • Immanence • Immer • Immunity • Impanation • Impostoribus • Church property • Investiture • Ingo • Ingulf • Indagine • Index • Independents • Indeterminism • Indiction • Indis • Indytia • Indifferentism • India • Indulgences • Indult • Initiaries • Incastrature • Inquisitors • Inquisition • Inna • Innocent – St. martyr • Innocent - the name of 13 popes and 1 antipope • Innocent abbot - Vologda miracle worker • Saint Innocent - the first bishop of Irkutsk and Nerchinsk • Innocent Gisel • Innokenty Paskevich • Innocent - in the world Ivan Vasilyevich Platonov • Innokenty Polyansky • Innocent (in the world Mikhail Sukhanov) • Innocent (Dubravitsky), archimandrite • Innocent – Archbishop of Pskov and Riga • Innocent Bishop of Penza – spiritual writer • Innocent – famous Russian theologian and preacher • Innocent – rector of the Kazan Theological Academy • Innocent – Metropolitan of Moscow • Innocent – Bishop of Tambov and Shatsk • Innocent – Bishop of Alaska • Innocent – hieromonk, master of theology • Gentiles • Monk • Heterodox confessions • Inspirationists • Instructions • Interdict • Interim • Internuncius • Infallibilists • Infralapsarians • Infula • Ipacoi • Hypatius - the name of several saints • Hypatius Potsey • Hypatia • Iperechium - the name of several saints • Iperichium - martyr • Iperius • Subdeacon • Hippolytus St. much • Hippolytus of Rome St. • Hippolytus of Vishensky • Hypsistarians • Hypostasis • Iraida • Herakles • Iraklemon • Irakleion • Heraclius is the name of several saints. martyrs • Heraclius – Greek-Uniate metropolitan • Irvingians • Ireon • Irene – the name of several saints. women • Irina Empress • Irina Mikhailovna • Irinarch – martyr • Irinarch monk • Irinarch – monk of Rostov • Irinarch – abbot of Solovetsky • Irenaeus – name of several saints. much • St. Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyon • Irenaeus - Bishop of Vologda and Veliky Ustyug • Irineus - Bishop of Smolensk and Dorogobuzh • Irineus, Archbishop of Pskov and Riga • Irineus Archbishop of Irkutsk, Nerchinsk and Yakutsk • Irineus - Bishop. Orlovsky • Irinius – St. much • Irkutsk diocese • Irkutsk Diocesan Gazette • Ireland • Irmologii • Irmos • Herod • Herodias • Herodians • Herodion - one of the 70 apostles • Herodion - Venerable Iloezersky • Herodion - disciple of the teacher. Alexander Svirsky • Herodion Kozhukh – Metropolitan Deacon. Feodosia • Herodion Sergeev – icon painter • Herodion – archbishop. Chernigovsky • Herodionov • Irfeil • Ir-Shemesh • Ir • Ir-Melah • Isaac - the biblical patriarch • Isaac - the name of several saints • Isaac of Antioch • Isaac the Syrian • Isaac I Komnenos and Isaac II Angel • St. Isaac's Cathedral • Isaac of Dalmatia • Isaac the teacher. - recluse of Kiev-Pechersk • Isaac - Orthodox bishop of Lutsk and Ostrog • Esau • Isaurian • Isaiah is the name of several biblical figures • Isaiah is the name of several saints • Venerable Isaiah - the fourth bishop of Rostov • Isaiah Kopinsky • Isaiah (Trofimovich-Kozlovsky) • Isaiah - one of the worst Patriarchs of Constantinople • Isaac • Isidore - the name of several saints • Isidore - son and disciple of the Gnostic Basilides • Isidore - presbyter of Alexandria • Isidore Pelusiot • Isidore of Seville • Isidore (1347–1349) – Patriarch of Constantinople • Isidore (1456–1463) – Patriarch of Constantinople • Isidore • Isidore, Hieromartyr of Livonia • Isidore Tverdislov • Isidore the tonsured • Isidore – Metropolitan of Novgorod and St. Petersburg. • Isidora • Hesychasts • Hesychius - the name of several saints • Hesychius - corrector of the biblical text • Hesychius presbyter • Iscariot • Iskoy • Atonement • Christian art • Temptation • Temptation of I. Christ • Islam • Iceland • Ismail • Ismailov • Isochrists • Spain • Confession of faith • Confession of faith • Confessors • Confessional statements • Confession • Giants • Issachar • Isse • Truth • Biblical history • Church history • Sources • Istukarius • Ischirion • Exodus • Procession of the Holy Spirit • Italian translations • Italy • Ital • Itacium • Iturea • Iftah-El • Ikhfis • Seekers • Ithamar • Ithica A list of employees whose articles were included in volume V or intended for it, but were not included due to lack of space and are available in the editorial portfolio for the following volumes. Belyaev Alexander Dmitrievich, Doctor of God, Honored Ord. Professor Mosk. Spirit. Academy. Bogdashevsky Dm. Iv., Master of Theology, Professor of the Kyiv Spirit. academy. Bogorodsky Neophyt Mikh., Master of Theology, Inspector of Nar. schools in Grodno. lips Bronzov Alexander Alexandrovich, Doctor of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. Theological Academy. Beloded Petr Zaharievich, assistant inspector of St. Petersburg. spirit. seminary. Belyaev Alexander Dimitrievich, Doctor of Theology, Professor of the Moscow Spirit. academy. (see "Encycl." VI. p. 1019) Glagolev Sergey Sergeevich, Doctor of Theology, Professor of the Moscow Spirit. academy. Glubokovsky Nikolai Nikanorovich, Doctor of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Gruzdev Boris Ivanovich, candidate of theology, St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Dankov Nikolay Petrovich, Ph.D. theology of St. Petersburg. spirit. Academy. Zavyalov Alexey Alexandrovich, master of theology, prosecutor of the Moscow Synod. offices. Zdravomeislov Const. Yakovlevich, Head of the Archives of the Holy Synod. Kremlevsky Alexander Magistrianovich, master of theology, teacher of the law Yaroslav. Demid. Lyceum Laskeev Pavel Mikh., teacher St. Petersburg. spirit. seminary. Livotov Efrem N., teacher of the Kholm spirit. seminary. Lopukhin Alexander Pavlovich, Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Markov Nick. Fedorovich, candidate of can. rights St. Petersburg University, assistant manager of the office of the Holy Synod. Metropolitan Alexey Arsen., candidate of theology, priest. Church of the Sign in St. Petersburg. Numerov Nikolay Vasilievich, Ph.D. theology of St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. 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. Pokrovsky Alexander I., Master of Theology, Associate Professor at Moscow University. Rodossky Alexey Stepanovich, candidate of theology, librarian of St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Runkevich Stepan Grigorievich, doctor of church. history, chief secretary of the Holy Synod, member of the Academic. Committee at the Holy Synod. Sergievsky Sergei Filaretovich, candidate of theology, head of the department in the office of the chief prosecutor of the Holy Synod. Serebrenikov Vitaly Step., Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. Academy and member of the Educational Committee at the Holy Synod. Smirnov Petr Semenovich, Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. Theological Academy. Sokolov Iv. Ivanovich, Master of Theology, Associate Professor St. Petersburg. Theological Academy. Sudakov Anat. Semenovich, assistant inspector of St. Petersburg. spirit. seminary. Titlinov Boris, candidate of theology St. Petersburg. spirit. academy. Troitsky Iv. Gavrilovich, Master of Theology, Professor St. Petersburg. spirit. Academy, member of the Academic. Committee at the Holy Synod. Troitsky Sergey Viktorovich, teacher of the St. Petersburg A.-Nevsky Theological School. Yakshich Dimitri Nikolaevich, former professor at the Kalovetsky Theological Seminary (in Austria), now a priest in St. Petersburg. 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.