bishop of Apamea

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• ПОЛИХРОНИЙАПАМЕЙСКИЙ — прп. (ум.ок.430), сир. грекоязычный экзегет, брат *Феодора Мопсуестского. Представитель *антиохийской школы толкователей. Был епископом сир. г.Апамеи. Его комментарии на ВЗ сохранились лишь в *катенах. Как ученик *Диодора Тарсийского П. резко… …   Библиологический словарь

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