An edition of Hē eucharistiakē agōgē eis tēn paidikēn hēlikian tōn 6-13 etōn (1980)

Hē eucharistiakē agōgē eis tēn paidikēn hēlikian tōn 6-13 etōn

Orthodoxos theōrēsis kai symbolē eis tēn mystēriākēn agōgēn.

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An edition of Hē eucharistiakē agōgē eis tēn paidikēn hēlikian tōn 6-13 etōn (1980)

Hē eucharistiakē agōgē eis tēn paidikēn hēlikian tōn 6-13 etōn

Orthodoxos theōrēsis kai symbolē eis tēn mystēriākēn agōgēn.

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Aristoteleion Panepistēmion Thessalonikēs
Language
Modern Greek
Pages
175

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Subjects

Lord's Supper, Orthodox Eastern Church, Religious education of children
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Hē eucharistiakē agōgē eis tēn paidikēn hēlikian tōn 6-13 etōn: Orthodoxos theōrēsis kai symbolē eis tēn mystēriākēn agōgēn.
1980, Aristoteleion Panepistēmion Thessalonikēs
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Summary in German.

Romanized record.

Thesis (doctoral)--Thessaloniki.

Bibliography: p. [167]-175.

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Thessalonike
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Epistēmonikē epetēris Theologikēs Scholēs l -- t. 24, parartēma 27, Epistēmonikē epetēris Theologikēs Scholēs. Parartm̄a -- ar. 27

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OL16239713M

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