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L'origine ethnographique des Melkites

Échos d'Orient, 1908
Charon Cyrille. L'origine ethnographique des Melkites. In: Echos d'Orient, tome 11, n°68, 1908. pp. 35-40.
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The development of the Melkite Church until the Arab conquests

, 2022
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III. The Orthodox Melkite Churches

2004
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Family Feast Observance in a Lebanese Melkite Village

Middle East Critique, 2016
AbstractMy purpose in this article is to describe the family feast day observance and analyze its significance in a Melkite Greek Catholic community, which is located in the central Bekaa Valley near Zahle, about equidistant from Beirut and Damascus.
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Mathousala Macheir and the Melkite connection

Scriptorium, 1996
Mathousala Macheir est un scribe grec de la periode post-byzantine (XVI e siecle) dont les manuscrits sont presents dans plusieurs bibliotheques europeennes et proche-orientales. Mathousala Macheir a copie le commentaire d'Aristote de Jean Philoponus. Il apparait que les travaux philosophiques et theologiques de Jean Philoponus ont ete negliges par sa
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L'Église melkite au XVIIIe siècle

Échos d'Orient, 1912
Bacel Paul. L'Église melkite au XVIIIe siècle. In: Échos d'Orient, tome 15, n°92, 1912. pp. 49-60.
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L'origine ethnographique des Melkites (fin)

Échos d'Orient, 1908
Charon Cyrille. L'origine ethnographique des Melkites (fin). In: Échos d'Orient, tome 11, n°69, 1908. pp. 82-91.
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Réglement général des patriarcats melkites

Échos d'Orient, 1907
Boustani Haïssa. Réglement général des patriarcats melkites. In: Échos d'Orient, tome 10, n°67, 1907. pp. 357-362.
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THE MELKITE CATHOLIC AND ORTHODOX CHURCHES ARE BYZANTINE

2011
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The Melkites in Fatimid Egypt and Syria (1021–1171)

Medieval Encounters, 2015
This paper examines the history of the Chalcedonian Melkites in the Fatimid state in the period after the reign of the caliph al-Ḥākim, i.e., from 1021 until the end of the Fatimid caliphate in 1171. For the eleventh century the focus will be on Palestine (before its conquest by the Crusaders).
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