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1 василиане
Religion: Basilians ( 1. Several Christian monastic communities of the Byzantine rite; 2. The name of a Latin-rite congregation founded in France in 1822), Congregatio Sancti Basilii (Basilians, сокр. C.S.B.) -
2 Congregatio Sancti Basilii
1) Latin: CSB2) Religion: C.S.B. (Basilians)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Congregatio Sancti Basilii
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3 Конгрегация св. Василия
Religion: Congregatio Sancti Basilii( Basilians, сокр. C.S.B.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Конгрегация св. Василия
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4 василиане
(катол. монашеский орден византийского обряда; василианами называются по имени Отца Церкви св. Васи́лия Вели́кого и следуют общему для всего правосл. востока общежительному уставу) the Basiliansсм. тж. Василий Великий, св.
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Basilian — /beuh zil ee euhn, zil yeuhn, sil /, adj. 1. of or pertaining to Saint Basil or to his monastic rule. n. 2. a monk or nun following the rule of Saint Basil. [1770 80; BASIL + IAN] * * * ▪ Byzantine rite monasticism member of any of several… … Universalium
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