Nilos

Nilos

Nilos, Name zweier Heiligen: 1) der Ältere, asketischer Schriftsteller, gest. um 430, war zeitweilig Stadtpräfekt von Konstantinopel und lebte seit etwa 390 auf dem Sinai. Seine Schriften sind gesammelt in Mignes »Patrologia graeca«, Bd. 79. Tag: 12. November. – 2) N. der Jüngere, geb. um 910 in Rossano (Unteritalien), gest. 1005, Mönch und Einsiedler, gründete das Kloster der Basilianer in Grottaferrata (s. d.). Vgl. Minasi, San Nilo di Calabria (Neapel 1892); Rocchi, La badia di Grottaferrata (2. Aufl., Rom 1904).


http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.

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