例句與造句

1. St . Michael of Synkellos records Euphrosyne offering him food, drink and clothing during his imprisonment in 836.
2. On the accession of Theophilos, John was appointed " synkellos " ( patriarch's assistant ), a position that made him a likely heir to the patriarchate.
3. Nothing is known of him thereafter with certainty; the hagiography of Michael Synkellos records that the deposed imperial family was confined in the Chora Monastery, where Niketas died and was buried, but this is most probably a later invention.
4. Although this would usually imply the position of " magister officiorum ", Theodore Synkellos calls him " the general " ( " strategos " ), possibly implying that he held the post of " magister militum praesentalis ".
5. He is identified by the text written around him : " Our most Holy Father Michael, the abbot and synkellos, the Stoudite says . . . He says, " Savior, take hold of the finished book of your prophet and wise king . " The image and text together indicate that thePsalter is shown in the left hand of Michael.
6. It's difficult to find synkellos in a sentence. 用synkellos造句挺難的
7. The title derives from the Greek term " synkellos " ( ????????? ), from " syn ", " with ", and " kellion ", " cell " ( Latin : " cella " ) . " Synkellos " was a term used in the early Church for those monks or clerics who lived in the same cell with their bishops and whose duty it was to be witnesses to the purity of their lives or to perform the daily spiritual exercises in common with them.
8. The title derives from the Greek term " synkellos " ( ????????? ), from " syn ", " with ", and " kellion ", " cell " ( Latin : " cella " ) . " Synkellos " was a term used in the early Church for those monks or clerics who lived in the same cell with their bishops and whose duty it was to be witnesses to the purity of their lives or to perform the daily spiritual exercises in common with them.
9. It would appear that the Emperor Nicephorus I incurred George's disfavour at around the same time : in 808, Nicephorus discovered a plot against him, and punished the suspected conspirators, amongst whom were not only secular figures " but also holy bishops and monks and clergy of the Great Church, including the " synkellos " . . . men of high repute and worthy of respect "; it is unknown whether the " syncellus " in question was George himself or a colleague / successor, but the attack on the clergy, including George's friends and colleagues, would not have endeared the Emperor to George, and is suggested as the motivating factor in the " pathological hatred " towards Nicephorus I in the " Chronicle of Theophanes"