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Lists of hierarchs and hierarchical departments of the All-Russian hierarchy since the establishment of the Most Holy Synod of the Synod (1721-1871)
Lists of hierarchs and hierarchical departments of the All-Russian hierarchy since the establishment of the Most Holy Synod of the Synod (1721-1871). St.Petersburg: In the Synodal Printing House, 1872.
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Composition of the Holy Government of the All-Russian Synod and the Russian Church hierarchy .... ... for 1915
Russia. Synod. Composition of the Most Holy All-Russian Synod and the Russian Church hierarchy ... [St. Petersburg, 1882] -1917.
... for the year 1915. 1915.
... for the year 1915. 1915.
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- Feofan (Prokopovich Eleazar, Archbishop of Novgorod, 1681-1736)
Theophanes Prokopovich Archbishop of Velikaya Novagrad and Velikiye Luki, the Most Holy Synod of the Vice-Presidents, and then the leading member of the Word and speech instructive, praiseworthy and congratulatory collected and some second embossed, and o
Theophanes (Prokopovich, Eleazar, Archbishop, 1681-1736). Theophanes Prokopovich Archbishop of Velikaya Novagrad and Velikiye Luki, the Most Holy Synod of the Vice-Presidents, and then the leading member of the Word and speech instructive, praiseworthy and congratulatory collected and some second embossed, and others re-printed. In St. Petersburg: with the Landed Gentry Cadet Corps, 1760-1761.
Spiritual regulations. By the grace and mercy of the man-loving God, by the diligence and command of God and the god of the wise and all-blessed, most emperor, Peter the Great, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russian, and so on, and so on, in the holy
Theophanes (Prokopovich, Eleazar, Archbishop, 1681-1736). Spiritual regulations. By the grace and mercy of the man-loving God, by the diligence and command of God and the god of the wise and all-blessed, most emperor, Peter the Great, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russian, and so on, and so on, in the holy Orthodox Russian Church, according to the consent and the verdict of the all-Russian clergy and the Senate , in the reigning St. Petersburg, in the summer of Christmas of 1721, the month of February 14, composed. [St. Petersburg: printed at the Senate, 1779, June 25 days...
The spiritual regulations, the care and order of the most vigorous, most powerful sovereign of Peter the Great, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russian, in accordance with the consent and the verdict of the all-Russian spiritual order and the Governme
Theophanes (Prokopovich, Eleazar, Archbishop, 1681-1736). The spiritual regulations, the care and order of the most venerable, most powerful sovereign of Peter the First, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russian, by the consent and the verdict of the All-Russian clerical rank and the Government Senate, in the reigning St. Petersburg, in the summer of Christmas 1721, composed by the first civil stamp published. In Moscow: in the Synodal printing house, 1804.
A short story about the death of Peter the Great, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russia, composed by Theophanes Prokopovich, the Archbishop of the Novgorod and Holy Synod, the first member
Theophanes (Prokopovich, Eleazar, Archbishop, 1681-1736). A short story about the death of Peter the Great, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russia, composed by Theophanes Prokopovich, the archbishop of Novgorod and the Holy Synod, the first member. St. Petersburg: Printed in the printing house I. Glazunov, 1831. - Ioann Ioannovich Stavrovsky (Stavrovsky Ivan Ivanovich; the archpriest of the Sretensky Cathedral in Moscow; died in 1782)
Speech of the Most Holy Synod of Bishops to the member, His Grace, Archbishop of Moscow and Kaluga and St. Svyatotytsky of Sergius Lavra, to the Archimandrite, on the joyful arrival from the priesthood of St. Petersburg of the priesthood of the congregati
Stavrovsky, Ivan Ivanovich (-1782). Speech of the Most Holy Synod of Bishops to the member, His Grace, Archbishop of Moscow and Kaluga and St. Svyatotytsky of Sergius Lavra, to the Archimandrite of Sergius, to the joyful St. Petersburg of the Holy City of Moscow, the arrival from the priesthood of the flock of his member of the Church of the Sretensky Cathedral, Protopriest, and John Stavrovsky. December 2 days, 1778 year. [Moscow]: printed in the printing house of the Imperial Moscow University, [1778]. - Innocent (Nechaev Innokentiy, Archbishop of Pskov and Riga; 1722-1799)
Description of the action, from the side of the Most Holy Synod of the Synod, the Reverend Innokentii, Archbishop of Pskov and Riga, and his Seminary, which took place during the all-time arrival, Her Imperial Majesty, the all-empowering Empress and the a
Description of the action, from the side of the Most Holy Synod of the Synod, the Reverend Innokentii, Archbishop of Pskov and Riga, and his Seminary, which occurred during the all-time arrival, Her Imperial Majesty, the all-empowering Empress and the autocrat of the All-Russia, Catherine II, in Pskov, and Her Majesty's High Priest stay, mai from the 13th to the 16th days, continuing, 1780. St. Petersburg: under the Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1780.
The word for the opening of the vicegerency in Riga, preached by the Holy Synod, was made by a member of Innokenty Archbishop of Pskov and Riga on October 29, 1783
Innokenty (Nechayev, Archbishop of Pskov and Riga, 1722 - 1799). The word for the opening of the vicegerency in Riga was preached by the Holy Synod by a member of Innokenty Archbishop of Pskov and Riga on October 29, 1783. [St. Petersburg]: printed in the printing house of the Imperial Landed Gentry Cadet Corps, [1783]. - Gabriel (Petrov-Shaposhnikov Petr Petrovich, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg, 1730-1801)
The word at the opening of the opening of the St. Petersburg province by the highest institutions of the pious Grand Duchess Empress Catherine Alekseevna is the autocrat of the All-Russian, preached in the cathedral church of the Nativity of the Holy Virg
Gabriel (Petrov, Petr Petrovich, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg, 1730-1801). The word at the beginning of the opening of the St. Petersburg province by the highest institutions of the pious Grand Duchess Empress Catherine Alexeevna is the autocrat of the All-Russian, preached in the cathedral church of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin, which, under the Nevsky prospect, the Holy Synod of the Holy Synod, by the member Gabriel, Archbishop of Novgorod and St. Petersburg Mayia, on the 19th day of 1780. [St. Petersburg]: printed in the printing house of the Imperial Landed Gentry Cadet Corps... - Platon (Levshin Peter Georgievich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna; 1737-1812)
The voice of grateful gratitude to which the immortal memory in the bosom of the obedient Holy Synod of the Member, the great lord, the most reverend Plato, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomensk, Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra sacred archimandrite, orders: Apo
The voice of grateful gratitude to which the immortal memory in the bosom of the obedient Holy Synod of the Member, the great lord, the most reverend Plato, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomensk, Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra sacred archimandrite, orders: Apostle Andrew, St. Alexander Nevsky and St. Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir of the first degree of Chevalier, the wise director and his protector, glorifies the Moscow Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy, November 11, 1813. Moscow: at the University Printing Office, qualification. 1813. - Ambrose (Podobedov Andrey Ivanovich, Metropolitan of Novgorod and Olonets; 1742-1818)
Speech to His Imperial Majesty on the commemoration of the celebration of the conclusion of an eternal peace between Russia and Sweden, spoken at the St. Isaac's Cathedral by the Synodal member of His Eminence Ambrose, Metropolitan of Novgorod and St. Pet
Ambrose (Podobedov, Andrei Ivanovich, 1742-1818). Speech to His Imperial Majesty on the commemoration of the solemn ceremony of the conclusion of eternal peace between Russia and Sweden, spoken at the Isakievsky Cathedral by the Synodal member of His Eminence, Ambrose, Metropolitan of Novgorod and St. Petersburg September 7, 1809. In St. Petersburg: under the Most Holy Government Synod, [1809]. - Theophylact (Rusanov Fyodor Gavrilovich; Metropolitan Kartalina and Kakhetiya, Exarch of Georgia; 1765-1821)
A word on the high-caliber day of the namesday of His Imperial Majesty, the pious Great Sovereign of Emperor Alexander I, composed by the Synodal Member, His Eminence Theophylactus, Bishop of Kaluga and Borovsk, and Cavalier
Theophylact (Rusanov, Fedor Gavrilovich, Metropolitan, 1765-1821). A word on the high day of the namesake of His Imperial Majesty, the pious Great Sovereign of Emperor Alexander I, composed by the Synodal member, His Eminence Theophylactus, Bishop of Kaluga and Borovsk, and Cavalier. In St. Petersburg: under the most holy government synod, 1808.
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. T. 1. [Anitia, Manliya, Torquata, Severin, Boecia is a consolation philosophical. Pastoral instruction on
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. In St. Petersburg: at the Most Holy Synod, 1809-1812.
T. 1: [Anitia, Manliya, Torquata, Severina, Boecia is a consolation philosophical; Pastoral instruction on the superiority of religion]. 1809.
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. T. 2. [Physicians from despondency and despair]
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. In St. Petersburg: at the Most Holy Synod, 1809-1812.
T. 2: [Physicians from despondency and despair]. 1811.
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. T. [Start with disbelief. Part 1. Reason, in which the reliability of the books of the evangelicals and t
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. In St. Petersburg: at the Most Holy Synod, 1809-1812.
T. 3: [Started against unbelief. Part 1; Reason in which the reliability of books of the Gospel and the truth of the testimony of the apostles is proved; Different thoughts about worship and moralizing]. 1812.
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. T. 4. [Contemplation of Christianity]
Collection of translations, issued at different times by His Eminence Theophylactus, bishop of Kaluga, now a Synodal member and Archbishop of Ryazan. In St. Petersburg: at the Most Holy Synod, 1809-1812.
T. 4: [Contemplation of Christianity]. 1812. - Augustine (Vinogradsky Aleksey Vasilevich, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna; 1766-1819)
Speech delivered at the public meeting of the Moscow branch of the Russian Biblical Society, the vice-president of the Onego, the Holy Synod of the Synod, a member of the Moscow Metropolitanate, His Eminence Augustine, Archbishop Dmitrovsky, Holy Trinity
Augustine (Vinogradsky, Alexei Vasilyevich, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, 1766-1819). Speech delivered at the public meeting of the Moscow branch of the Russian Biblical Society, vice-president of the onego, the Holy Government of the Synod, a member of the Moscow Metropolitanate, His Eminence Augustine, Archbishop of Dmitrov, Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra, Archimandrite and Cavalier, 1817, April 27 days. Moscow: in the Synodal Printing House, 1817. - Simeon (Krylov-Platonov Sawa, Archbishop of Yaroslavl and Rostov, 1777-1824)
The word on the high-ordained day of the accession to the throne of His Majesty, the pious sovereign of Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russia, spoken at the Moscow Great Assumption Cathedral by the Holy Synod of the Office, the recto
Simeon (Krylov-Platonov, Savva, Archbishop of Yaroslavl and Rostov, 1777 - 1824). The word on the high-solemn day of the accession to the throne of His Majesty, the pious sovereign of Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russia, spoken at the Moscow Great Assumption Cathedral by the Holy Synod of the Office, member of the Moscow Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy rector, Archimandrite Simeon and Cavalier of 1814, March 12 . Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1814. - Eugene (Kazantsev Andrey Evfimovich; Archbishop of Yaroslavl and Rostov, 1778-1871)
The word for the birthday of His Majesty the Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, spoken at the Moscow Great Dormition Cathedral of the Holy Government of the Synod of the Council, the Moscow Spiritual Censorship presiding, the Stavropegial Moscow Donskoy Monaste
Eugene (Kazantsev, Andrey Evfimovich, Archbishop, 1778-1871). The word for the birthday of His Majesty the Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, spoken at the Moscow Great Assumption Cathedral by the Holy Synod of the Office, a member of the Moscow Spiritual Censorship presiding, Stavropigial Moscow Donskoy Monastery by Archimandrite and Knight Yevgeny 1817, December 12. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1818. - Filaret (Amphitheatrov Fyodor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, 1779-1857)
The word for the day of the sacred wedding on the reign of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, pronounced in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, August 22, 1837
Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). The word for the day of the sacred wedding on the reign of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, pronounced in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, August 22, 1837. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1837.
The word when joining the flock of Kiev, pronounced in the Kiev-Sophia Cathedral June 27, 1837 synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia
Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). The word when joining the flock of Kiev, pronounced in the Kiev-Sophia Cathedral June 27, 1837 synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1837.
Conversations for the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh chapters of the holy Evangelist Matthew, spoken by the Holy Synod of Bishops, by a member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the Holy Archiman
Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). Conversations for the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh chapters of the holy Evangelist Matthew, spoken by the Holy Synod of the Government, by a member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the Holy Archimandrite and various orders by the knight. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1842.
Conversations, spoken by the Holy Synod of the Synod, by a member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the Holy Archimandrite and various orders by the Knight
Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). Conversations, spoken by the Holy Synod of the Synod, by a member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, Kiev-Pechersk Lavra by the Holy Archimandrite and various orders by the knight. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1847.
The word on the day of the accession to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nicholas Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, pronounced in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra by the Synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Gal
Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). The word on the day of the accession to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nicholas Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, pronounced in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra by the Synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia. November 20, 1850. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1850. - Parthenius (Vasiliev-Chertkov Pavel Vasilievich, Archbishop of Voronezh and Zadonsk; 1782 - 1853)
A word for burial in the god of the obedient Holy Synod of the member, His Eminence Augustine, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra of the Holy Archimandrite and the Orders: St. Alexander Nevsky and St. Anne of the first degree of
Parthenius (Vasiliev-Chertkov, Pavel Vasilievich, Archbishop, 1782-1853). A word for burial in the god of the obedient Holy Synod of the member, His Eminence Augustine, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra of the Holy Archimandrite and the Orders: St. Alexander Nevsky and St. Anne of the first degree of the gentleman, speaking at the Chudov Monastery, Moscow Theological Seminary, rector, theological professor, stauropegial Zaikonospasko monastery archimandrite and cavalier Parthenius. March 8 days, 1819 year. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1819. - Filaret (Drozdov Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna; 1782-1867)
Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, on the day of the names of His Imperial Majesty, in the Moscow Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, August
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, on the day of the names of His Imperial Majesty, at the Moscow Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, August 30, 1823. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1823.
Speech to His Imperial Majesty the pious sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of All Russia, before the supreme invasion of the Moscow Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, August 25, 1823
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to His Imperial Majesty the pious sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of All-Russian, before the supreme invasion of the Moscow Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, August 25, 1823. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1823.
The word on the occasion of the transfer through Moscow of a body in the bosom of the deceased sovereign emperor Alexander Pavlovich of all Russia, spoken in the Cathedral Archangel Cathedral by the synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, February 4
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The word on the occasion of the transfer through Moscow of the body in the bosom of the deceased sovereign emperor Alexander Pavlovich of all Russia, spoken in the Cathedral Archangel Cathedral by the synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, February 4 days, 1826. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1826.
The word, in the presence of Her Imperial Majesty Empress Maria Feodorovna, at the grave of the blessed memory of Empress Elizabeth Alexeevna, at the Mozhaisk Nikolaevsky Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, May 26, 1826
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The word, in the presence of Her Imperial Majesty Empress Maria Feodorovna, at the grave of the blessed memory of Empress Elizabeth Alexeevna, at the Mozhaisk Nikolaevsky Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, May 26, 1826. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1826.
Before the highest entrance to the Assumption Cathedral for the holy coronation and chrismation, to his Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, the autocrat of the all-Russian speech, the synod of the synod, Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, August
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Before the highest entry into the Assumption Cathedral for the holy coronation and chrismation, to his Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, the autocrat of the all-Russian speech, the synod of the synod, Filaret, Archbishop of Moscow, August 22nd, 1826. Moscow: in the Synodal Printing House, 1826.
Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russia, at the meeting of His Imperial Majesty in the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra, the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Holy Synod of the Moscow Patriarchate, Metropolitan of Mosc
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russia, at the meeting of His Imperial Majesty in the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra, the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Holy Synod of Moscow, member of Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, September 25, 1826. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1826.
The word on the occasion of the laying on the relics of the relics of our father Alexy, the Metropolitan of Moscow, from the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, brought the cover and the medal for the Persian war, which was said in the Cathedral Church of th
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The word on the occasion of the laying on the relics of the relics of our father Alexy, the Metropolitan of Moscow, from the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, brought the cover and the medal for the Persian war, which was said in the Cathedral Church of the Chudov Monastery by the synodal member of Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, May 27, 1828 of the year. Moscow: in the Synodal Printing House, 1828.
The word on the day of the ascension to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, spoken at the Cathedral of the Chudov Monastery on November 20, 1830, by the synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The word on the day of the ascension to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, spoken at the Cathedral of the Chudov Monastery on November 20, 1830, by the synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: in the Synodal Printing House, 1830.
The words spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, before the discovery and in continuation of the disastrous illness in Moscow in the past 1830
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan, 1782-1867). The words spoken by the synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, before the discovery and the continuation of the disastrous illness in Moscow in the past 1830. St. Petersburg: In the Synodal Printing House, 1831.
Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on September 20, 1832, before the entry of His Imperial Majesty into the Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on September 20, 1832, before the accession of His Imperial Majesty to the Assumption Cathedral, which was spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1832.
A vast Christian cathism, an Orthodox catholic Eastern Greek-Russian church, considered and approved by the Most Holy Synod of the Holy Synod, and published for teaching in colleges, according to His Imperial Majesty's High Command
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). A large Christian cathism, an Orthodox catholic Eastern Greek-Russian church, considered and approved by the Holy Synod of the Holy Synod, and issued for teaching in colleges, according to His Imperial Majesty's highest order. Moscow: in the Synodal Printing House, 1833.
Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on September 8, 1834, before the entry of His Imperial Majesty into the Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious sovereign emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on September 8, 1834, before the entry of His Imperial Majesty into the Assumption Cathedral, which was spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1834.
Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on August 11, 1836, before the entry of His Imperial Majesty into the Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich on the occasion of the highest arrival in Moscow on August 11, 1836, before the entry of His Imperial Majesty into the Assumption Cathedral, spoken by the synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1836.
Speech to the pious sovereign emperor Nikolai Pavlovich before the accession of His Imperial Majesty to the Uspensky Cathedral of October 27, 1837, spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich before the accession of His Imperial Majesty to the Assumption Cathedral in October 27, 1837, which was spoken by the Synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1837.
Speech to His Imperial Highness of the All-Russian throne to the heir to the Tsarevich prince, Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich, before joining the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra of August 2, 1837, spoken by the Synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to His Imperial Highness of the All-Russian throne to the heir to the Tsarevich sovereign Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich before joining the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra of August 2, 1837, spoken by the synodal member Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1837.
Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich at the solemn establishment of the church in the name of Christ the Savior in Moscow, September 10, 1839, speaking synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich at the solemn laying of the church in the name of Christ the Savior in Moscow, September 10, 1839, speaking synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1839.
The word on the day of the holy chrismation and solemn wedding on the kingdom of the pious emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, spoken in the Moscow Assumption Cathedral by the synodal member Filaret, the Archbishop of Moscow and
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The word on the day of the holy chrismation and solemn wedding on the kingdom of the pious emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, spoken in the Moscow Dormition Cathedral by the synodal member Filaret, the Archbishop of Moscow and Kolomna, September 15, 1823. St. Petersburg: in the printing house of Ilya Glazunov and Co., 1840.
The life of the Monk Nikon, the hegumen of Radonezh, read at the All-Night Vigil of November 17th, 1843, at the Trinity Sergius Lavra, synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). The life of the Monk Nikon, hegumen of Radonezh, read at the All-Night Vigil of November 17th, 1843, at the Troitskaya Sergius Lavra, synodal member of Filaret, Metropolitan of Moscow. Moscow: In the University Press, 1844.
A word on the high-caliber day of the names of his Imperial Majesty, spoken by the synodal member, His Eminence Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, on the occasion of the opening of the Second Moscow Cadet Corps, December 6, 1849
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). A word on the high-official day of the names of his Imperial Majesty, spoken by the synodal member, His Eminence Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, on the occasion of the opening of the Second Moscow Cadet Corps, December 6, 1849. Moscow: in the printing house of V. Gauthier, 1849.
An explanation of the curse laid by the Council of 1667
Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). An explanation of the curse laid by the Council of 1667 Moscow: The Printing House of V. Gauthier, 1855. - Grigory (Postnikov Georgy Petrovich; Metropolitan of St. Petersburg, 1784-1860)
A conversation about perjury, spoken on the first day of August 1834, in the Tver Cathedral, Synod member Grigory, Archbishop of Tver
Grigory (Postnikov, Georgy Petrovich, Metropolitan, 1784-1860). A conversation about perjury, spoken on the 1st day of August 1834, in the Tver Cathedral, Synod member Grigory, Archbishop of Tver. St. Petersburg: in the printing house of the Medical Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, censuses. 1834. - Isidore (Nicholsky Jacob Sergeevich, Metropolitan of Novgorod and St. Petersburg, Exarch of Finland, 1799-1892)
On the life of Metropolitan Kartalinsky Isidor Metropolitan Tchaikovsky and Galician and Assumption Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, the Archimandrite Bishop of Podolsky Evseev, Archbishop Kartalinsky and Kakhetinsky, with the title of a member of the Holy Synod and
Caucasian Committee.
About the life of Metropolitan Katarlinsky Isidore Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia and Uspensky Kyiv Pechersk Lavra as a sacred archimandrite to the bishop of Podolsky Evseev, Archbishop Kartalinsky and Kakhetinsky with the title of a member of the Holy Synod and Exarch of Georgia.
His Eminence, the Most Holy Synod of Bishops, to His Eminence Isidore, Metropolitan of Novgorod, St. Petersburg and Finland, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the editorship of the Church Herald, September 1825-1875, September 5
Chvolson, Daniel Avraamovich (1819-1911). His Eminence, the Most Holy Synod of Bishops, to His Eminence Isidore, Metropolitan of Novgorod, St. Petersburg and Finland on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the editorship of the Church Herald, 1825-1875, September 5. St. Petersburg: edition of the edition of the "Christian Reading and the Church Herald", 1875.
Words and speeches of the synodal member, His Eminence Isidore, Metropolitan of Novgorod, St. Petersburg and Finland
Isidore (Nikolsky, Yakov Sergeyevich, Metropolitan of Novgorod and Petersburg, 1799-1892). Words and speeches of the synodal member, His Eminence Isidore, Metropolitan of Novgorod, St. Petersburg and Finland. St.Petersburg: Editions of the Spiritual Journal "The Wanderer", 1876. - Innocent (Borisov Ivan Alekseevich, the Archbishop of Kherson and Tauride; 1800-1857)
The word at the burial of the first member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence Anthony, Metropolitan of Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Estland and Finland and various orders of the Knight, pronounced by His Eminence Innokenty, Archbishop of Kherson and Tavria
Innocent (Borisov, Ivan Alekseevich, Archbishop, 1800-1857). The word at the burial of the first member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence Anthony, Metropolitan of Novgorod, Saint Petersburg, Estland and Finland and various orders of the Knight, pronounced by His Eminence Innokenty, Archbishop of Kherson and Tauride, in the Alexander Nevsky Lavra of 1848, November 19 days. St.Petersburg: at the Synodal Printing House, 1848.
The word at the burial of the General-Field Marshal, the Most Serene Prince Mikhail Semenovich Vorontsov, pronounced by the Synodal Member, the Most Reverend Innokenty, Archbishop of Kherson and Tauride, at the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Most
Innocent (Borisov, Ivan Alekseevich, Archbishop, 1800-1857). The word at the burial of General-Field Marshal, the Most Serene Prince Mikhail Semenovich Vorontsov, uttered by the Synodal member, the Most Reverend Innokenty, Archbishop of Kherson and Tauride, at the Cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Cathedral of the Virgin in Moscow on November 10, 1856. Odessa: in the printing house P. Frantsov, 1856. - Platon (Gorodetsky Nikolai Ivanovich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, 1803-1891)
Wreath at the grave of a member of the Holy Synod, His Eminence Plato, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia
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Wreath at the grave of a member of the Holy Synod, His Eminence Plato, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia. St. Petersburg: Typography of A. V. Orlov, 1903. - Eusebius (Ilyinsky Aleksei Alekseevich, Archbishop of Tver and Kashin; 1809-1879)
On the life of Metropolitan Kartalinsky Isidor Metropolitan Tchaikovsky and Galician and Assumption Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, the Archimandrite Bishop of Podolsky Evseev, Archbishop Kartalinsky and Kakhetinsky, with the title of a member of the Holy Synod and
Caucasian Committee.
About the life of Metropolitan Katarlinsky Isidore Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia and Uspensky Kyiv Pechersk Lavra as a sacred archimandrite to the bishop of Podolsky Evseev, Archbishop Kartalinsky and Kakhetinsky with the title of a member of the Holy Synod and Exarch of Georgia. - Ioannicius (Rudnev Ivan Maksimovic, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, 1826—1900)
The last days of life, the death and burial of His Eminence Ioannicius Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, the sacred-archimandrite of the Assumption of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, the leading member of the Most Holy Synod
The last days of life, the death and burial of His Eminence Ioannicius Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, the sacred-archimandrite of the Assumption of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, the first member of the Holy Synod. Kiev: Printing house of the Imperial University of St. Vladimir, 1900. - Paul (Lebedev Peter Vasilievich, Archbishop of Kazan and Sviyazh; 1827-1892)
The word of his Eminence, member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence Paul, Archbishop of Kazan and Sviazhsky, on the day of remembrance of the miraculous deliverance of the pious emperor Alexander Alexandrovich and the wife of his most pious empress Mari
Pavel (Lebedev, Peter Vasilyevich, Archbishop of Kazan and Sviyazhsky, 1827-1892). The word of his Eminence, member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence Paul, Archbishop of Kazan and Sviazhsky, on the day of remembrance of the miraculous deliverance of the pious emperor Alexander Alexandrovich and the wife of his most pious empress Maria Feodorovna and their faithful children from death, during the crash of the railway train - October 17, 1889 of the year. [Kazan: In the printing house of the Imperial University, 1889]. - Vladislavlev Vasiliy Fedorovich (the archpriest, spiritual writer, ?-1895)
Autobiographical notes of the archpriest of the Tver Church of Vladimir Vladislavlev
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Autobiographical notes of the archpriest of Tver Vladimir Church of Vladislavlev. Tver: The publication of the Tver Diocesan Historical Archaeological Committee, 1906. - Anthony (Vadkovsky Alexander Vasilievich, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and Ladoga, 1846-1912)
An open letter from the chairman of the Main Council of the Union of the Russian People, AI Dubrovin, Metropolitan Anthony of St. Petersburg, the leading member of the Holy Synod
Dubrovin, Alexander Ivanovich (1855-1921). An open letter from the chairman of the Main Council of the Union of Russian People, AI Dubrovin, Metropolitan Anthony of St. Petersburg, the leading member of the Holy Synod. [St. Petersburg]: Typography Generalova, [1907].
A wreath at the grave of his Eminence, His Eminence Anthony, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and Ladoga, the first member of the Most Holy Synod in the Bose who died on November 2, 1912
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Wreath at the grave of His Eminence, His Eminence Anthony, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and Ladoga, the first member of the Most Holy Synod in the Bose who died on November 2, 1912. St. Petersburg: [edition of the editorial office of the journal "The Church Gazette"], 1912. - Hermogenes (Dolganev George Efremovich, Bishop of Tobolsk and Siberia; 1858-1918)
Cuttings from the newspapers about the dismissal of the Saratov bishop Hermogenes from the Synod and from the diocese
Permanent Council of United Aristocratic Societies.
Clippings from the newspapers about the dismissal of the Saratov bishop Hermogenes from the Synod and from the diocese. - Pitirim (Oknov Pavel Vasilievich, 17th Metropolitan of Petrograd and Ladoga; 1858-1920)
Diary of a priest. Dedicated to the member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence, His Eminence Pitirim, exarch of Georgia, Archbishop of Kartalin and Kakheti, in memory of his stay at the Samara Department (January 22 - June 26), 1914.
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The diary of a priest. Dedicated to the member of the Most Holy Synod, His Eminence, His Eminence Pitirim, Exarch of Georgia, Archbishop of Kartalin and Kakheti, in memory of his stay at the Samara Department (January 22-June 26) in 1914. Samara: Printing Office of the Provincial Zemstvo, 1914.