Euthymius
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"Hymns of the Eastern Church", by J.M. Neale, [1884],
p. 236
Euthymius.
+ A.d. 910.
Euthymius, usually known as Syngelus, (the same as "Syncellus", the confidential Deacon of the Patriarch of Constantinople,) who died about 916, is the author of a Penitential Canon to S Mary, which is highly esteemed in the East. It would scarcely, however, be possible to make even a Cento from it which would be acceptable to the English reader.
"Hymns of the Eastern Church", by J.M. Neale, [1884],
p. 236
Euthymius.
+ A.d. 910.
Euthymius, usually known as Syngelus, (the same as "Syncellus", the confidential Deacon of the Patriarch of Constantinople,) who died about 916, is the author of a Penitential Canon to S Mary, which is highly esteemed in the East. It would scarcely, however, be possible to make even a Cento from it which would be acceptable to the English reader.
