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Paulician
UK
/pɔːˈlɪʃən/
US
/pɔˈlɪʃən/
Translation paulician into russian
Paulician
Adjective
The Paulician movement was considered heretical by the Byzantine Empire.
Павликианское движение считалось еретическим в Византийской империи.
Paulician
Noun
The Paulician was known for his distinct religious beliefs.
Павликианин был известен своими особыми религиозными убеждениями.
Definitions
Paulician
Adjective
Relating to or characteristic of the Paulicians, a Christian sect that originated in Armenia in the 7th century, known for their dualistic beliefs and opposition to the established church.
The Paulician beliefs were considered heretical by the Byzantine Empire.
Paulician
Noun
A member of a Christian sect that originated in Armenia in the 7th century, known for its dualistic beliefs and opposition to the established church.
The Paulician was known for rejecting the traditional practices of the Byzantine Church.
Examples
Chrysocheir (Greek: Χρυσόχειρ), also known as Chrysocheres (Χρυσόχερις) or Chrysoverges, was the last leader of the Paulician state of Tephrike from 863 to 872.
Chrysocheir, также известный как Chrysocheres, Chrysocheris, или Chrysocheiros, означающим «goldhand», был второй и последний лидер Paulician княжества Tephrike от 863 до 872.
The Paulician state embraced a large territory, which roughly corresponded to one of the regions of Lesser Armenia.
Государство павликиан заняло огромную территорию, которая примерно соответствовала одному из регионов Малой Армении.
The greatest impact of the Paulician movement was seen in its spread into Eastern Europe.
Наибольшее влияние павликиан просматривается в их распространении по восточной Европе.
Some of the mentioned languages are tiny, weak or even moribund, and thus usually of little or no political significance (Istro-Romanian, Livonian, Mazurian, Megleno-Romanian, Molisean, Paulician, Polesian, Prekmurjan or Resian).
Некоторые из упомянутых языков являются малораспространенными, слабыми или даже вымирающими; таким образом, они обычно не представляют какого-либо особого политического значения (истро-румынский, ливонский, мазурский, мегленорумынский, молизско-славянский, павликианский, полесский, прекмурский, резьянский).
He crushed the Paulician movement.
Разгромил движение павликиан.