School of Nisibis
School of Nisibis During the first Christian centuries the school of Nisibis was the spiritiual center of the Assyrian Church of the East. The school was founded around 350 by Mar ...
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Nisibis
Nisibis The newly excavated Church of Saint Jacob in Nisibis. Nisibis (Nisibia, Nisibin, modern Nusaybin, Mardin Province, south ... Sassanian dynasty, Shapur I of Persia conquered Nisibis, was driven out, and returned in the ... a treaty with Narseh, the province of Nisibis was acquired by the Roman Empire; ...
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Nisibis   (translated from German)
Nisibis Ruins sank Jakob church in Nusaybin Nisibis (today Nusaybin in that Turkey) is one antique City in the upper Mesopotamien . Nisibis arrived in 2. Century n. Chr. under ... the owner. 298 became in Peace of Nisibis important parts of Nordmesopotamiens Roman, and the ... emperor Julian Apostata its successor left Jovian Nisibis 363 that Sassaniden . Most Roman inhabitants ...
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Narsai of Nisibis   (translated from German)
Narsai of Nisibis Narsai of Nisibis (* after 410 , ? 503 ) an important church teacher was in Edessa and Nisibis and ranks among the "Syrian Church fathers ... of the east ". Became probable Narsai of Nisibis after the year 410 born and those ... monastery and studied at the famous theologian school of the Perser in Edessa. The ...
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School of Edessa
School of Edessa The School of Edessa was the temporary home of the School of Nisibis from 363 until 489. In Edessa itself it was called the 'school of the Persians'. The most important ...
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Jacob of Nisibis
Jacob of Nisibis Jacob's tomb in the crypt of his church in Nisibis. Jacob (appointed 308, died ca 338) was ... or bishop of the Christian community of Nisibis in Mesopotamia. Jacob of Nisibis is recorded as a signatory at the ... of Nicaea in 325. He founded the School of Nisibis after the model of ...
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Barsauma of Nisibis   (translated from German)
Barsauma of Nisibis Barsauma of Nisibis, * short after 400, ? 495, was bishop of Nisibis and ranks among the "Syrian Church fathers ... the proximity of the then Persian sasanidischen Nisibis, studied Barsauma, that Syrian, Greek and Persian controlled, at the theologian school of Edessa . 435 it was geweiht ...
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Henana of Adiabene
... Henana of Adiabene was headmaster of the School of Nisibis, the theological center of the Church of ... and his appointment as head of the school might have been in line with a ... to his convictions. Under his leadership the school initially continued to grow. He wrote extensive ... tradition became more open, opposition grew. In Nisibis, the Deacon Elijah established the rival ...
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Ephraem of the Syrians   (translated from German)
... syrisch : ??? ????? ?????? Mor Aphrêm Sûryoyo) (* over 306 in Nisibis, today Nusaybin, † 9. June 373 in ... and Kirchenlehrer . He taught as Moench in Nisibis, to emperors Jovian in the year 363 ... it that is considered as a founder School of the Perser and beside its older ... Ephraem becomes around the year 306 in Nisibis (today:Nusaybin /Tuerkei), a grenzstadt between the ... from Amida and a heidnischen priest from Nisibis. A rather legendarische excessive quantity makes ...
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Ephrem the Syrian
... newly excavated Church of Saint Jacob in Nisibis, where Ephrem taught and ministered. Ephrem was ... the year 306, in the city of Nisibis (the modern Turkish town of Nusaybin, on ... priest. Numerous languages were spoken in the Nisibis of Ephrem's day, mostly dialects of ... Persian counterpart, Nerses in 298 that transferred Nisibis into Roman hands. The savage persecution and ... grew up. Jacob, the first bishop of Nisibis was appointed in 308, and Ephrem ...
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