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Finally, it has not gone unnoticed that Kirill's installation ceremony was characterized by two symbolic actions: the exclamation of the Greek word Axios (Worthy), according to the ancient Byzantine ritual, and the conferral of the pastoral staff given in the 14th century by ecumenical patriarch Athanasios to the bishop of Moscow, Peter.
Clerical Whispers 2009
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Axios is the Greek word from which we get the English word "axiom" or "axiomatic."
Grace and Truth to You Wade Burleson 2010
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At the mouth of the river Vardar (referred to as Axios by Greeks) it commanded the gateway to one of the most important routes from the eastern Mediterranean and North Africa to the Balkans and, via the Danube, to Central Europe.
Wonderful Town? Crampton, Richard 2005
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"Axios" ( "Oh, great one") the patriarch entered the shrine on Jesus's traditional burial site and then emerged with several lit candles.
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"Axios" ( "Oh, great one") the patriarch entered the shrine on Jesus's traditional burial site and then emerged with several lit candles.
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(Ontario) and Axios Mobile Assets, Inc. (Michigan) ( "Axios") announced in Microlab's press release dated January
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"Axios" ( "Oh, great one") the patriarch entered the shrine on Jesus's traditional burial site and then emerged with several lit candles.
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"Axios" ( "Oh, great one") the patriarch entered the shrine on Jesus's traditional burial site and then emerged with several lit candles.
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EasyVista was selected over and above a number of other service desk solutions which included leading vendors such as Axios, Hornbill and Touchpaper in an extremely rigorous and highly competitive selection process.
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The road to the royal tombs at Vergina lay to the west, but he turned east skirting the capital at Pella and crossed over the Axios River, riding many miles along the coast to the Chalcidice peninsula.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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