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Niketas Stethatos

Niketas Stethatos was a monk, historian, philosopher, writer, mystic and orthodox theologian (1000–1090). He was born in Constantinople.

Also recorded as Nicetas Pectoratus

Niketas Stethatos

Никиты мниха, презвитера монастыря Студийскаго, пореклом Скифита, к латином о опресноцех. Кормчая 1653 год.

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Born
1000 · Constantinople.
Died
1090 · Constantinople.
Nationality
Byzantine Empire
Occupation
monk · historian · philosopher · writer · mystic · theologian
Fields
monkish life · theology · mysticism
Teachers
Symeon the New Theologian
Languages
medieval Greek

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Niketas Stethatos was a monk, historian, philosopher, writer, mystic and orthodox theologian (1000–1090). He was born in Constantinople.

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