Cyril of Scythopolis: Difference between revisions

==Works==

His work ''Peri tou Megalou Euthymiou Syngraphē'', i.e. "Writing on Euthymius the Great", commonly called in English ''The Lives of the Monks of Palestine'', remains one of the principal sources of monastic life during the Byzantine period; he described therein seven lives of Palestinian saint monks.<ref>{{CathEncy|wstitle=Scythopolis}}</ref> Other works by him include a [[biography]] of St John the Hesychast.<ref name=OxfordDictByzantium/>

 

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