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Tyche (Τύχη)
Greek divinity symbolizing adverse or favorable fate (her name shares the same root as τυγχένω = to obtain by lot), and therefore parallel to the Roman Fortuna… -
Tychicus (Τυχικός « fortunate », Tychicus) (TICHICO (ΤΥΧΙΚΌΣ « FORTUNATO », TYCHICUS))
A Christian of proconsular Asia, probably from Ephesus, a faithful companion and collaborator of St. Paul. He appears for the first time toward the end of the… -
Tympanum (TIMPANO)
TIMPANO : v. FRONTONE. -
Tynemouth, Diocese of (TYNEMOUTH, DIOCESI DI)
TYNEMOUTH, DIOCESI di: v. HEXHAM E NEWCASTLE, DIOCESI di. -
Type (TIPO)
By "type" or "typical phenomenon" is meant that which, given a collectivity of phenomena that within certain limits differ from one another, is best able to… -
Typical (TIPICO)
From the Greek "musév", it means rule, regulation. These Typika, which exercised so much influence on the development of Byzantine law, especially monastic… -
Typical, Sense (TIPICO, SENSO)
That of the biblical senses (v.) which, beyond the literal sense, expresses a reality (person, event, institution) signified by another reality that is its… -
Typographic Enterprises (IMPRESE TIPOGRAFICHE)
IMPRESE TIPOGRAFICHE: v. MARCHE TIPOGRAFICHE. -
Typography (TIPOGRAFIA)
The discovery of printing, whose consequences were to be incalculable, was favored by the circumstance that copyists could no longer satisfy the orders of the… -
Tyranny and Tyrannicide (TIRANNIA E TIRANNICIDIO)
Tyrant (τύραννος) and tyranny are relative terms, of which the second indicates a form of regime and the first the person who establishes it or draws his… -
Tyre (TIRO)
Principal city of Phoenicia. The origins of the maritime city of T. are perhaps due to fishing stations (settlers from Sidon?) at the beginning of the 3rd… -
Tyropoeon
Name given by Flavius Josephus (Antiq. Ind., V, 4, 1: ἡ τῶν τυροποιῶν φάραγξ "valley of the cheesemakers") to the valley that in his time divided the hill of… -
Tyrrell, George
English Modernist theologian, b. in Dublin on 6 February 1861, d. at Storrington (Sussex) on 15 July 1909. Raised in Calvinism, while still young he turned…