Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or Theological Encyclopedic Dictionary. Volume XII

Volume XII (Symbolic Books – Constantinople) V (Don Diocese–Ifika) VII (John of Scythopolis–Calendar) VIII (Kadnikov monasteries – Kakhikst) XI (Claudas–Apocryphal Books) Symbolic books in general and in the Russian Orthodox Church in particular • Symbolic books of heterodox confessions • Symbolic books of Lutheranism • Symbolic books of Reformation • Symbolic books of the Anglican Church • Symbolic books of the Old Catholic Church • Symbolic books of the American-Episcopal Church • Books banned in the West • Scribal books. • Singing books • Sedate books • Books and bookmaking among the ancient Jews • Books and bookmaking • Typography • Cnidus • Scribes • Knobel • Knopken • Knyazev • Coadjutor • Coadjutor in the Kyiv Metropolitan Diocese • Kobelev • Koblov • Kobrin • Kovalnitsky • Covenants and covenantors • Koverdal • Kovil • Noah's Ark • Ark of the Covenant (and kapporet) • Kovylin • Kodin Georgiy • Kodrat the Prophet • Kodrat, St. Martyr of Corinth • Codratus, St. martyr of Nicomedia, 3rd century • Codratus, St. martyr of Nicomedia, IV century • Scapegoat • Kozin • Koziya • Kozlov, Alexey Alexandrovich • Kozlov (or Kozel) Theodore • Kozmin Athanasius • Kozmin Vasily, royal icon painter, Kostroma • Kozmin Vasily, royal icon painter, student of Simon Ushakov • Kozmin Vonifanty • Kozmin Ivan • Kozmin Kirill • Kozmin Makar • Kozmin Matvey • Kozmin Nikifor • Kozmin Nikolai • Kozmin Osip • Kozmin Rodion • Kozmin, Semyon royal icon painter (second article) of the Trinity-Sergius Monastery • Kozmin Semyon, royal icon painter of the Trinity-Sergius Monastery • Kozmin Semyon, royal icon painter from Ustyug • Kozmin Sergey • Kozmin Fedor • Coint or Quint • Kokovtsov • Kokosov • Kokuz or Kukuz • Koktsey • Wheels and threshing boards • Wheel Ivan • Coletta • Kolivo • Colosseum • Quantity • Collegia nationalia • Collegians • Collegiata • Kharkov Collegium • Spiritual College Greek-Uniate • College of Economy • College • Collège de France • Collectivism • Collisio officiorum • Collin • Collyridians • Collyridian sect • Leipzig Colloquium • Kolmodin Johann Adolf • Kolmodin Olav • Kolmogorets • Wells in Palestine • Kolokolov Alexey Petrovich • Kolokolov Ioann Dimitrievich • Bell • Bell tower • Bell ringing • Kolokoltsev • Kolomna diocese • Monastic colonization in the Russian north • Roman colonies • Colonies in the New Testament • Kolosov • Colossians and the message of St. Apostle Paul to the Colossians • Kolpashnikov • Kaluf • Kolchenogoy • Kolderup-Rosenwinge • Kold • Tribes of Israel • Kneeling • Kolyada • Kolyadnik • Columba • Columbanus • Combefis • Comenius Jan Amos • Comenius Amos, as a theologian • Committee on the improvement of theological schools • Educational Committee of the Holy Synod • Committees spiritual-censorship • Committee for the consideration of harmful books • Secret censorship committee under St. Synode • Iconographic Committee • Commenda • Commission of Theological Schools • Commission on Ecclesiastical Estates • Commodianus • Commodus • Communism • Communicatio idiomatum • Comnena Anna • Comneni • Companionate • Compostela • Comuleus • Convention (and conventuals) • Convocation • Convulsionaries • Congregations • Roman Congregations or Congregations of Cardinals • Congregationalism • Congress evangelical-social • Kondakar • Kondakov • Kondak • Condillac • Kondratiev Arkhip • Kondratiev Bogdan • Kondratiev Gabriel • Kondratiev Ekim • Kondratiev Emelyan • Kondratiev Kuzma • Kondratiev Leonty • Kondratiev Luka • Kondratiev Matvey • Kondratiev Yakov • Kondratiev Fedor • Horses and chariots mentioned in Bibles • Horse-stones • Conclave • Concordance or symphony • Concordat • Concordat of Worms • Concordats (papal) with Russia • Concubinate • Concordia Formula • Concordia • Concordia • Conrad Worscius • Consistory - government agency for church affairs • Consistory - meeting of all cardinals of the Roman Curia • Protestant consistory • Consistory Protestant in Russia • Constance I • Constance II • Konstantinovsky • Konstantinov Avtonom • Konstantinov Aniky • Konstantinov Antip • Konstantinov Ivan • Konstantinov Kozma • Konstantinov Semyon • Constantinople