Deesis

(redirected from Deisis)

De`e´sis

    (dė`ē´sĭs)
n.1.(Rhet.) An invocation of, or address to, the Supreme Being.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
References in periodicals archive ?
The Deisis of the porch of archbishop Martiriy in St Sophia cathedral in Novgorod.[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.]
The bricks from St Nicholas Church at Lipno near Novgorod (1292) and the origins of the new Novgorodian building tradition/Lipno-aarse Nikolause kiriku (1292) tellised ja Novgorodi uue ehitustraditsiooni paritolu
Fundamente--documente--analize--perspective, Ioan Ica jr., Germano Marani (ed.), Sibiu: Deisis, 2002, et Radu Preda, Semnele vremii.
La secularisation dans le discours public de L'Eglise Orthodoxe Roumaine sur l'integration de la Roumanie dans l'Union europeenne
The most expensive lot offered in the sale is a Northern Greek Deisis, circa 1600 that features Christ seated on a throne with red and blue cushions, being worshipped by His Mother and John the Forerunner.
Huge Orthodox art auction in Cyprus
This notion is visually displayed in the icon of Deisis, with Christ flanked on either side by John and the Virgin.
Gender and the process of moral development in the thought of Paul Evdokimov
Dr loan Ira, Editura Deisis, Sibiu, 1999 p.57; see also Bishop Kallistos of Diokleia, The witness of the Orthodox Church, in The Eeumenical Review vol.
Ecumenical formation in Bossey: the holistic and inclusive model of academic study and research, life in community and shared spirituality
Editura Deisis, Sibiu, 1994; Joseph Comblin, Anthropologie chretienne, traduit de l'espagnol par Raymond Paratte, Cerf, Paris, 1991.
Missionary theology in the theological university education of the Romanian Orthodox Church
Deisis, Sibiu, 2002), which, in more than six hundred pages brings together an important number of texts pertinent to social thought from both the Western and the Eastern Christian tradition, Ioan Ica jr.
Byzantine ecclesiology in a new member state of the European Union: The Romanian case
Tristram Engelhardt jr., Fundamentele bioeticii crestine: perspective ortodoxe, (Sibiu: Deisis, 2005), 345.
What people think about cloning? Social representation of this technique and its associated emotions
Perspective pentru o antropologie ortodoxa, editia a II-a, Ica jr I.I., trans., Sibiu: Deisis.
The sorrows or "the daily cross"--"sour medicine" for the health and salvation of the soul
When writing a text about the Deisis icon, Anania is interested in how the Final Judgement is presented in its "spiritual dynamics" (48).
Religion, politics, and literature in Bartolomeu Valeriu Anania's work
O fenomenologie teologica (Sibiu: Deisis Publishing House, 2005), 146.
Ethics and religion in Hegel. Or on how reason speaks differently than it thinks
Dictionary browser ?
Full browser ?