RT Book
T1 La vita di Romylos da Vidin asceta nei Balcani (1310 ca.-1376/1380)
T2 Subsidia hagiographica
JF Subsidia hagiographica
A1 Rigo, Antonio 1958-
A1 Scarpa, Marco 1967-
A2 Scarpa, Marco 1967-
LA Italian
LA Ancient Greek
LA Church Slavic
PP Bruxelles
PB Société des Bollandistes
YR 2022
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1821165608
AB "Romylos, originally called Rajko, was born in Vidin (a town on the southern bank of the Danube in Bulgaria) around 1310 into a Byzantine-Bulgarian family and died in the monastery of Ravanica (Serbia) around 1380. He was one of the most brilliant followers of the Hesychast tradition in the Eastern Orthodox Church in the 14th century. The monk Romylos, like many other Bulgarian monks, emigrated to neighbouring Orthodox countries: he stayed successively in Tarnovo, Paroria, Mount Athos, and finally in Valona and Ravanica. His tomb can still be seen in the church of the monastery in Ravanica. The Life of Romylos was written in Greek during the 1380's by Gregory, one of his disciples on Mount Athos; there is also a Slavonic translation of the text. The Life recounts Romylos' journey to the Balkans, and is one of the main sources documenting the famous 'school' founded by Gregory the Sinaitic in Paroria. The new Subsidia Hagiographica contains the critical edition of the Greek text (with Italian translation) and the Slavonic text. The book is destined to become the reference work for anyone interested in St Romylos and the religious history of the Balkans in the 14th century."--
CN BX395.R66
SN 978-2-87365-038-4
K1 Romylos : of Vidin : active 14th century
K1 Romil - Heiliger - 1310-1380
K1 Orthodox Eastern Church : Clergy : Biography
K1 Bŭlgarska pravoslavna t︠s︡ŭrkva : Clergy : Biography
K1 Orthodox Eastern Church
K1 Bŭlgarska pravoslavna t︠s︡ŭrkva
K1 Ascetics : Serbia : Senje : Biography
K1 Mystics : Balkan Peninsula : Biography
K1 Mystiques - Balkans - Biographies
K1 Mystics
K1 Ascetics
K1 Clergy
K1 Christian hagiography - History - To 1500
K1 Hesychasm
K1 Manuscripts, Byzantine
K1 Manuscripts, Slavic
K1 Church history - 14th century
K1 Biographies
K1 Serbia - Senje
K1 Balkan Peninsula
K1 Balkan Peninsula - Church history
K1 Quelle
K1 Kommentar