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Synaxis

A synaxis (Greek: σύναξις "gathering"; Slavonic: собор, sobor) is a liturgical assembly in Eastern Christianity (the Eastern Orthodox Church and those Eastern Catholic Churches which follow the Byzantine Rite).

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Synaxes of feast days

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Synaxis

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples97
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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related to Local observance · 48
Synaxis → Alaska, All Saints, August, Belarus, December, Enlighteners, Far Caves, February, Georgia, Great Lent, Hierarchs, January, July, June, Karelia, Kazan, Kiev, Kiev Caves Lavra, Kostroma, May
related to Rite of Constantinople · 32
Synaxis → All Saints, Archangel Gabriel, Archangel Michael, Constantinople, December, Fifth Ecumenical Council, First Ecumenical Council, Forerunner, Holy Fathers, Holy Unmercenaries, January, July, June, March, May, November, October, Other Bodiless Powers, Pentecost, Rite
related to Synaxes of feast days · 17
Synaxis → Baptism, Each, Feast, For, Forerunner, Hagia Sophia, In Constantinople, Jesus, John, Jordan, Major Feast Day, Over, Seventy Apostles, St, Theophany, These, Trinity

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Synaxisrelated to Local observanceThere0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceSaints0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceKostroma0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceJanuary0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceHierarchs0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceNovgorod0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceFebruary0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceOctober0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceSunday0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observancePentecost0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceVenerable Fathers0.60section
Synaxisrelated to Local observanceKiev Caves Lavra0.60section

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