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Meaning of "tryphon"
tryphon (noun): A masculine given name
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Tryphon refused to hand over the throne to a boy and remained in office.
Russian seamen traditionally pray to Tryphon when they are in danger.
Tryphon reproaches the Christians for not observing the law.
The document was written by Tryphon and Ptolemaeus.
So Tryphon was proclaimed king of this country and held out for a long time.
He told me a very intriguing parable about how Saint Tryphon explained the Trinity of God.
Tryphon was a Greek grammarian.
Dalmatian school of ss . george and tryphon.
Tryphon was a monk in Constantinople.
Having invited Jonathan to a friendly conference, Tryphon had him seized and murdered.
Tryphon was Jewish and that dialogue was intended for the defense of Christianity.
Then water emerged from it, and in the hands of Tryphon there remained only clay.
Tryphon is venerated as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Later on, he also built a church dedicated to the holy Martyr Tryphon in Moscow.
Diodotus Tryphon seizes the throne of the Seleucid Empire.
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Guided tour of the city and St. Tryphon Cathedral.
Tryphon was eventually besieged at Tel Dor by a new Seleucid king.
The Orthodox celebrate St. Tryphon as the patron saint of vines and vineyard workers.
Tryphon of Campsada.
His traveling companion, Hieromonk Tryphon fell ill and died after four days.
Tryphon of Pechenga.
Sidetes defeated the usurper Tryphon at Dora and laid siege to Jerusalem in 132.
Tryphon of Constantinople.
Dialogue with the Jew Tryphon ".
Tryphon of Kampsada.
In 1812 the church welcomed the relics of Saint Tryphon from the Metropolitan of Montenegro.
In Russia, Tryphon is venerated as a patron of birds.
Or to give him his correct name - Professeur Tryphon Tournesol.:.
St. Tryphon is venerated by both the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches.
One day it shouted, " Only Tryphon has the power to drive me out! ".
Tryphon took a brick, prayed, and the brick burst into flames.
After 142 BC, the pretender Diodotus Tryphon made Apamea the base of his operations.
St. Tryphon cathedral, despite numerous reconstructions, is an outstanding example of Romanesque architecture.
According to legend, St Tryphon was buried at Lampsacus after his martyrdom at Nicaea in 250.
Tryphon escaped but ultimately committed suicide in 138 BC.
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