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Neophytos the Kaphsokalyvites (1713–1784?) and the "Movement of Kollyvadon”
Published 2008-06-01“…Leonidas Bargeliotes (Olympic Centre of Philosophy and Culture, Athens) argues, that in his efforts to defend the Ekklesiastical customs and regulations against whose monks who wanted to raise money by selling their articles of commerce and perform their vigilances and memorial services on Sundays and important holydays Neophytos Kaphsokalyvites become a protagonist of the movement of "Kollyvadon". …”
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LA "HISTORIA DE PELAGIA" EN LA VIDA DE JUAN EL LIMOSNERO DE LEONCIO DE NEÁPOLIS: THE STORY OF PELAGIA IN THE LEONTIOS OF NEAPOLIS'S LIFE OF JOHN THE ALMSGIVER
Published 2012-01-01“…In this story, a woman known as Porphyria, who will later change her name to Pelagia, abandons her work as a prostitute and takes the habit thanks to the intervention of a monk. Our aim is, on the one hand, to examine the affinity of this episode with a passage of the Homily 67 of St. …”
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