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==References == | <p> ( '''''Πανηγυρικόν''''' , [[Flattering]] ) is the title of an Eastern Church collection of sermons by the most approved authors of the [[Christian]] Church on different festivals. Almost every province in the East has a separate collection, and the consequence is that the book remains in MS. form. Sometimes on very high festivals the sermon for the day is transcribed into the ''Menea'' , an Eastern office-book corresponding to the [[Breviary]] (q.v.), or other office- books, as was that of St. Chrysostom into the [[Pentecostarion]] (q.v.) for Easterday. See Neale, ''Introd. To The Hist. Of The East'' . Ch. vol. ii, ch. iii, esp. p. 889. </p> | ||
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Panegyricon [1]
( Πανηγυρικόν , Flattering ) is the title of an Eastern Church collection of sermons by the most approved authors of the Christian Church on different festivals. Almost every province in the East has a separate collection, and the consequence is that the book remains in MS. form. Sometimes on very high festivals the sermon for the day is transcribed into the Menea , an Eastern office-book corresponding to the Breviary (q.v.), or other office- books, as was that of St. Chrysostom into the Pentecostarion (q.v.) for Easterday. See Neale, Introd. To The Hist. Of The East . Ch. vol. ii, ch. iii, esp. p. 889.
