Shenute
Shenute (348–466) was a writer and religious role.
Also recorded as Shenoute of Atripe; Schenute.
Shenute in brief
- Born
- 348
- Died
- 466
- Known for
- writer and religious role
- Place of birth
- Roman Egypt
Overview
Born at Roman Egypt in 348, died at Sohag in 466.
In detail
Besa, Abbot of Athripe is recorded as having studied under Shenute. the recorded working language is Coptic.
Places of work recorded in the authority are White Monastery. Positions recorded include abbot.
Sources
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- 1.
Wikidata, structured authority record Q1382081: Shenute
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Elsewhere in Books
16,629 published records in this field, each with its sources named.
- Shen CongwenAuthor
- Shen DaoAuthor
- Shen QuanqiAuthor
- Shen YueAuthor
- Sheri S. TepperAuthor
- Sheridan Le FanuAuthor
- Sherman MintonAuthor
- Sherrilyn KenyonAuthor
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