Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or Theological Encyclopedic Dictionary. Volume VII

Volume VII (John of Scythopolis–Calendar) V (Don Diocese–Ifika) VIII (Kadnikov monasteries – Kakhikst) XI (Claudas–Apocryphal Books) XII (Symbolic Books – Constantinople) Compiled under the editorship of N.N. Glubokovsky, Doctor of Theology, ordinary professor of the St. Petersburg Theological Academy. Edition of successors † A. P. Lopukhin. St. Petersburg. Free supplement to the spiritual magazine “Wanderer” for 1906. St. Petersburg, November 8, 1906. List of contributors to Volume VII of the Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia • John, Bishop of Scythopolis • John Askusnag • John the Merciful • John, Archbishop of Thessalonica • John Philoponus • John Bishop of Mt. Nikiou • John of Damascus • John of Carpathia • John of the Goths • John of Jerusalem • John Bp. Gifts in Mesopotamia • John, presbyter, exarch of Bulgaria • John of Rila • John the Geometer • John, his son Euthymius of Athos and George the Holy Mountain • John Mauropodos • John Italus • John, Patriarch of Antioch • John Zonara • John Skylitzes • John Fournis • John, Bishop of Cythra • John Cantacuzene • John Eugenicus • John Argyropoulos • John Zygomala • John Caryophyllus • John • John Cassian • John Scotus Erigena • John or John of Nepomuk • John (Jan) • St. John, “despot” of Serbia • John (Rajic) • John, the legendary presbyter-king • John of Salisbury • John Bonaventure • John Duns Scotus • John Buridan • John of Basel • John the Less • John Capistran • John Torquemada • John the Constant or Firm • John of Leiden • John Frederick the Magnanimous • John III • John a santo cruce • John of Nepomuk Huber • John: 1 – 4 Metropolitan. of Kyiv • John (Porfiriev), Archbishop of Novgorod and Pskov • John III Vasilyevich, Grand Duke of Moscow and All Rus' • John IV Vasilyevich, Grozny • John of Vishensky • John (in the world Adam) Potsey • John of Malakhovsky • John Maksimovich • John Tudorovich • John Shusherin • John of Optina • John, bishop. Smolensk • John (Metropolitan), bishop of Aksai, vicar of the Don diocese • John (in the world John Alexandrovich Kratirov), bishop, former Saratov and Tsaritsyn • Joasaph and Varlaam • Joasaph 1 – 2 Constantinople. patriarchs • Joasaph, Metropolitan of Ephesus • Venerable Joasaph. Pskov or Sne(I) Tnogorsk • Venerable Joasaph, in the world of the book. Andrey • Joasaph schemamonk and recluse, who labored at the Nizhny Novgorod Pechersk Monastery • Joasaph, Metropolitan of Moscow and All Rus' • Joasaph 1st, fourth All-Russian Patriarch • Joasaph II, seventh in a row of Moscow patriarchs • Joasaph of Krokovsky, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia and Little Russia • Joasaph (Joakim Gorlenko 1705–1754), Bishop of Belograd and Oboyan • Joasaph (Khotuntsevich), Bishop of Kexholm and Ladoga • Joasaph (in the world Ioann Zabolotsky), Archbishop of Tver and Kashin • Joasaph (in the world Ioann Ilyich Bolotov) – Bishop of Kodiak • Joasaph Hierom. (in the world Vasily Semenovich Gaponov) • Joash is the father of the Judge of the Jews Gideon • Joash, the son of Shemaiah, from Gibeah Benjamin • Joash, one of the leaders over the estates of David • Joash, the son of the Israeli king Ahab • Joash, (8th) king of Judah • Joash, (13th) king of Israel • Joahaz • Joahaz, writer • Joahaz – (17th) – king of Judah, son of King Josiah • Joachim of Floria and the Joachimites • Jotham (from Heb. “God is perfect”) – (11th) king of the Jews • Joville • Jovinian, Roman monk • Jovian Flavius Claudius • Job, canonical teaching book • Job - the first All-Russian Patriarch • Job (John) Knyaginitsky • Job Boretsky • Job (John Iron) • Job, Metropolitan of Novgorod • Job - hierodeacon of Chudov monastery • Job Bazilevich • Job teacher. Gorge • Job, in the schema Jesus • Job (in the world Jacob Petrovich Potemkin) • Yoga • Johanson Martin, bishop. Gernesand • Johannson Franz August, prof. exegesis • Jehoiada • Joziel • Joel, the prophet • Joel - Byzantine chronograph • Joel Trutsevich • Joktan • Jonah, the prophet • Jonah and Barachisius • Jonah, the venerable presbyter • Jonah of Bobbi or Susa • Jonah, bishop of Orleans • Jonah Justus • Jonah the Ven. Klimecki • Jonah St. archbishop Novgorod • Jonah, lecturer. Paleoostrovsky • St. Jonah, bishop. Perm • Jonah, monk of the Trinity (Trifonov) Pechenga Monastery • Jonah of Pskov-Pechersk • Jonah and Vassian • Jonah the Venerable. Yashe(o)zersky • Jonah, St., Metropolitan of Moscow • Jonah of Glezna • Jonah II, Metropolitan of Kiev and All Russia • Jonah III Protasovich-Ostrovsky • Jonah, Hierodeacon of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra • Jonah Dumin • Jonah III • Jonah (in the world Ivan Dmitrievich Pavinsky), Archbishop of Kazan • Jonathan • Jonathan, son of Mattavia • Jonathan the rabbi • Ionian islands • Jonson • Joppa • Joram, one of the ancestors of the Levite Shelomith • Joram – son of the Hamath king Thoi • Joram – one of the priests • Joram – (9th) king of Israel • Joram – (5th) king of Judah • Joram – one of the leaders of the times of the king of Judah Josiah • Jordan • Jordan (in Christian art) • Jordan, Gothic historian • Jordan - baptismal hole • Joris • York • Jehoshaphat Valley • Jehoshaphat, king of the Jews • Jehoshaphat Bulgak • Jehoshaphat • Joseph, one of the sons of the Jewish patriarch Jacob • Joseph “the Betrothed” • Joseph of Arimathea • Josephus Flavius • Josephus Flavius and his testimony about Christ • Joseph Analitin • Joseph, St. Persian martyr • Joseph, Armenian Catholicos • Joseph the Confessor • Joseph – the first Bulgarian Archbishop • Joseph the hymnist • Joseph Bryennios • Joseph 1 – 2 Constantinople. patriarchs • Joseph, Bishop of Metho • Joseph, Armenian Archbishop • Joseph I • Joseph (Rajacic) • Joseph II • Joseph the Rev. Zaonikievsky • Joseph Rev. Pechersky • Joseph, Metropolitan of Kyiv • Joseph (Sanin), teacher. Volotsk • Joseph II Soltan • Joseph, Metropolitan of Astrakhan and Terek • Joseph Kirillovich, hieromonk of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra • Joseph Kalimon • Joseph, fifth All-Russian Patriarch • Joseph I Bolgarinovich • Joseph III, Metropolitan of Kiev of Galicia and All Russia • Joseph Bobrikovich, Bishop of Mstislavsky • Joseph (John Velyaminov-Rutsky) • Joseph (Turoboysky) • Joseph Volchansky • Joseph Kononovich-Gorbatsky • Joseph (Ezekiel) Kurtsevich • Joseph Mokosey-Bakovetsky • Joseph (in the world John) Oransky • Joseph Nelyubovich-Tukalsky • Joseph Sembratovich • Joseph Trizna • Joseph Shumlyansky • Joseph (in the world Ivan Grigorievich Reshilov) • Joseph Semashko • Joseph (in the world Ivan Gavrilovich Bazhenov) • Joseph, in the world Ivan Semenovich Petrov • Josiah - the king of Judah • Josiah and the book of the law found with him • Iosseliani • Jotapata • Jochebed • Joh Georg • Jotham • Jethro • Jubal • Juvenalius • Juventinus • Judah, the fourth son of the patriarch Jacob from Leah • Judah the patriarch and the tribe of Judah • Judah Maccabee • Judas of Galilee • Judas the Traitor see “Enz.” VIII. • Judas Jacob • Judas Barsapha • Judas – a resident of Damascus, in whose house the Ap stayed. Paul • Jude the Apostle and his epistle • Jude the “holy” (Jewish), Rabbi • Jude chronograph • Kingdom of Judah • Jews • Judaizers • Judaizers • Judaizers sectarians in Russia • Judea • Judith, book • Judea • Julitta, St. Martyr of Iconium • Julitta, St. Martyr of Cappadocian • Juliana, St. Princess Vyazemskaya • St. Juliana, called Lazarevskaya • Juliana, St. Princess Olshanskaya • Juliana: Greek saints • Julian • Julius • Julia • Justina • Justinian • Justin the Gnostic • Justin, St. father • Justin, Bishop of Perm and Yekaterinburg • Justin Bishop (in the world Mikhail Polyansky) • Just • Iya Kaaba • Kaaf • Kaaf • Kabanis • Kabanov • Kabbalah • Kabir • Kabiri • Cavallin • Kavasila Nicholas • Kabasila Nil, Archbishop • Kavelin • Caucasian Diocese • Caucasian Diocesan Gazette • The Caucasus in religious and ethnographic terms • Kavul • Kavtseil • Kagal • Cadenza • Kadesh, Kadesh-Barnea • Censer • Kadmiil • Kadmoney, Kedmoney • Kadushechniki • Kajetan • Kajetan of Tien • Cension • Kazhenik • Kazavbon • Kazansky P.I. • Kazansky P.S. • Kazan in religious and church terms • Kazan and the Kazan diocese • Kazan and the Kazan Theological Academy • Kazan Theological Academy • Kazdoya • Casimir • Casimir I • Casimir II the Just • Casimir III the Great • Casimir IV • Egyptian Executions • Casuistry • Cainan • Cainites • Cain and Cainites • Cain • Caius • Caius the Saint • Cajetan • Caiaphas • Calabria • Kalaidovich • Calanda • Calatrava • Kalakh • Kalachinsky P. A. • Kalachov N. V. • Kalekas John • Kalekas Manuel • The calendar and the question of its reform in Russia Almazov, Alexander Ivanovich, Doctor of Church Morality, full professor at Novorossiysk University in Odessa. Bogdashevsky Dimitry Ivanovich, Dr. Bog., Extraord. prof. Nevsky Spirit. Academy. Bogoyavlensky, Ivan (John) Yakovlevich, priest, cand. god., rector of the Catherine Cathedral in Yamburg, St. Petersburg province. Bronzov Alexander Alexandrovich, Doctor of Church History, Ord. prof. St. Petersburg Spirit. Academician Beloded Petr Zaharievich, Ph.D. Bog., teacher St. Petersburg Spirit. Seminaries. Veryuzhsky Vasily Maksimovich, Ph.D. God., help, inspection. St. Petersburg Spirit. Seminaries. Voznesensky, Petr Evfimievich, Ph.D. Bog., Secretary of the Council and Board of the Kazan Spirit. Academy. Glagolev, Sergey Sergeevich, Dr. Bog., Ord. prof. Moscow Spirit. Academy (in Sergiev Posad, Moscow province). Glubokovsky, Alexander Nikanorovich, candidate. god., teacher of Dukhovnago. Schools in Uralsk-regional. Glubokovsky: Nikolai Nikanorovich, Dr. Bog., Ord. prof. St. Petersburg Spirit. Academician He also edited absolutely all the articles in this volume, which were corrected and supplemented when necessary, and he owned all the insertions (in the text and in the notes), placed in carbon brackets [ ], even if they were not marked with his name or initials, as is sometimes the case. Golubinsky Evgeniy Evsigneevich, Dr. history, honored order. prof. Moscow Spirit. Academician, ordinary academician of the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Gromoglasov, Ilya Mikhailovich, Ph.D. God., and. Doctor of Associate Professor Moscow Spirit. Academy Gruzdev, Boris Ivanovich, Ph.D. Bog., director of St. Petersburg Synodal Printing House. Javakhov, Ivan Alexandrovich, prince, master's student and privat-docent of St. Petersburg. University. Dyakonov Alexander Petrovich, candidate. God., and. Doctor of Associate Professor, St. Petersburg. Spirit. Academician Eleonsky, Nikolai Alexandrovich, archpriest, magician. God., Professor of Theology at Moscow University. Zhmakin, Vasily Ivanovich, archpriest, magician. God., member of the Educational Committee at the Holy Synod and editor of the Church Gazette. Zhuze Panteleimon Krestovich, magician. God., lecturer at Kazan Spirit. Academician Zavitnevich, Vladimir Zenonovich, Doctor of Church History, Honored Order. prof. Kyiv Spirit. Academy. Zarin, Sergey Mikhailovich, Ph.D. god., teacher of Alexandronevsky Spirit. Schools in St. Petersburg. Zdravomyslov Konstantin Yakovlevich, candidate. God., Head of the Archive at the Holy Synod. Joseph (Petrovykh), archimandrite, magician. god, oh rector of the Yablochinsky St. Onufrievsky Monastery of the Kholm diocese, former inspector of the Moscow Spirit. Academician Kirion, Bishop of Sukhumi, cand. God. Korallov, Feodor Vasilievich, candidate. God., teacher at the Theological Seminary in the city of Kholm and editor of the Kholm Diocesan Gazette. Krotkov, Alexander Platonovich, Ph.D. Bog., assistant librarian St. Petersburg. Spirit. Academy. Loparev, Khrisanf Methodievich, master's student St. Petersburg. University, assistant head of the manuscript department of the Imperial Public Library in St. Petersburg. Melioransky, Boris Mikhailovich, magician. god, extraord. prof. St. Petersburg University (died August 1, 1906). Muretov, Mitrofan Dimitrievich, Doctor of God, Honored Order. prof. and inspector Moscow Spirit. Academy. Murin, Andrey Grigorievich, priest, cand. God., teacher of the law at the Elizabethan Institute in St. Petersburg. Palmov, Ivan Savich, Doctor of Church History, Honored Order. prof. St. Petersburg Spirit. Academy. Petrovsky, Alexander Vasilievich, magician. God., priest of the Assumption Spaso-Sennovskaya Church in St. Petersburg. Pisarev, Leonid Ivanovich, magician. god., extraord. prof. Kazan Spirit. Academy. Pisarev, Nikolai Nikolaevich, priest, magician. Bog., Associate Professor Kazan Spirit. Academy and rector of the Nikolo-Veshnyakovskaya Church. Pokrovsky, Ivan Mikhailovich, magician. god., extraord. prof. Kazan Spirit. Academy. Pokrovsky, Nikolai Vasilievich, Dr. ist., honored order. prof. St. Petersburg Theological Academy, director of the Imperial Archaeological Institute in St. Petersburg. Pokrovsky Feodor Yakovlevich, archpriest, magician. God., Honored Extraord. prof. Kyiv Spirit. Academy and rector of the Kiev-Podolsk Pritisko-Nicholas Church. Popov, Alexander Vasilievich, student of the Historical and Philological Institute in St. Petersburg. Popov, Nikolai Vasilievich, Ph.D. Bog., Assistant Head of the Statistical Department of the School Council under the Holy Synod. Preobrazhensky, Antonin Viktorovich, Ph.D. god., librarian of the Court Singing Chapel in St. Petersburg. Protopopov, Vasily Ivanovich, magician. god., extraord. prof. Kazan Spirit. Academy. Prokhorov, Grigory: Vasilievich, Ph.D. Bog., Assistant Inspector St. Petersburg Spirit. Academy. Rodossky, Alexey Stepanovich, Ph.D. Bog., librarian St. Petersburg Spirit: Academy. Runkevich, Stepan Grigorievich, Doctor of Church History, Chief Secretary of the Holy Synod, member of the Educational Committee at the latter, privat-docent of St. Petersburg. University. Rybinsky, Vladimir Petrovich magician. god., extraord. prof. and inspector Kyiv Spirit. Academy. Rumyantsev, Pyotr Pavlovich, archpriest, cand. God., rector of the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord at the Imperial Russian Mission in Stockholm (in Sweden). Sitkevich, Andrey Ivanovich, priest, candidate. God., teacher of the law at the Real School in Łowicz, Warsaw province. Smentsovsky, Mikhail Nikolaevich, mag. God., Head of the Economic Administration under the Holy Synod. Smirnov, Sergey Ivanovich, magician. Bog., Associate Professor Moscow Spirit. Academy. Sobolevsky, Alexey Ivanovich, Doctor of Russian Language and Literature, Order; prof. St. Petersburg University, ordinary academician of the Imperial Academy of Sciences. Sokolov, Ivan Ivanovich, Doctor of Church History, Ord. prof. St. Petersburg Spirit. Academy, editor of “Communications of the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society”. Sokolov, Nikolai Alexandrovich, Ph.D. god., teacher at Kamenets-Podolsk Theological Seminary. Sokolov, Pavel Stepanovich, magician. Bog., official of special assignments of the V class under the Minister of Trade and Industry, in St. Petersburg. Sudakov, Anatoly Semenovich, Ph.D. god, help inspector St. Petersburg Theological Seminary. Titov, Feodor Ivanovich, archpriest, Doctor of Church History, Ord. prof. Kyiv Theological Academy, rector of St. Andrew's Church. in Kiev, editor of the Kiev Diocesan Gazette. Troitsky, Ivan Gavrilovich, Dr. Bog., Ord. prof. St. Petersburg Spirit. Academy, member of the Educational Committee at the Holy Synod. Troitsky, Sergey Viktorovich, Ph.D. god., teacher of Alexandronevsky Spirit. Schools in St. Petersburg, member of the editorial board of Tserkovnye Vedomosti. Tychinin, Pavel Smaragdovich, Ph.D. Bog., teacher St. Petersburg Theological Seminary. Tikhomirov, Pavel Vasilievich, mag. god., b. extraord. prof. Moscow Spirit. Academy, private associate professor at Moscow University. Faminsky, Konstantin Nikolaevich, Ph.D. God., at the Assumption Embassy Church in London (in England). Kharlampovich, Konstantin Vasilievich, magician. Bog., teacher of the Kazan Theological Seminary and privat-docent of the Kazan University. Khakhanov, Alexander Solomonovich, master's student at Moscow University, prof. Lazarevsky Institute of Oriental Languages ​​in Moscow. Shcherbov, Ivan Pavlovich, Ph.D. Bog., teacher St. Petersburg Spirit. Seminaries. Yakshin, Dimitry Nikolaevich, Ph.D. god., priest at the St. Nicholas Embassy Church in Vienna (in Austria). Yavorsky, Vasily Stepanovich, magician. god., teacher at Tula Theological Seminary. Theodore (Pozdeevsky), archimandrite, magician. God., Rector of the Moscow Theological Seminary. The editor considers it necessary to warn that he cannot accept responsibility either for the volume of Volume VII, or for the printing, which was carried out independently, and some articles or parts of articles were printed by petit without his knowledge. The publisher and the head of the publication used all means and made every effort to ensure the best correctness, however, even this year this work was carried out under such exceptional circumstances that only relative correctness turned out to be possible, but it should be borne in mind that this was also achieved with great work and selfless devotion to the educational goals of the “Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia”.