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Is Saint Kosmas the Aetolian The Author of the Anonymous Prophecy of 1053 AD?

Saint Kosmas Aetolos, considered a saint “Equal-to-the-Apostles” in the Greek Orthodox Church, was born around 1700 AD and was martyred…

10May 202010 May 2020

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The Anonymous Prophecy of 1053 AD

The Anonymous Prophecy of 1053 AD is perhaps the number one prophecy in the Byzantine Apocalyptic Tradition. It is found…

13Apr 202013 Apr 2020

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The Visions of Blessed Hieronymus Agathangelos – 1279 AD

Introduction Ieronymos Agathangelos is one of the greatest prophets in the history of the Orthodox Church. He left us long…

Byzantine-Era

Prophecy Addressed To Byzantine Emperor Manual II Palaeologus

14 Mar 202010 May 2020

This is a late 14th century prophecy of a pious 98-year old spiritual father given to Byzantine Emperor Manual II Palaeologus (1391-1425 AD), regarding the fall of Constantinople, and it's…

Byzantine-Era

The Prophecy Inscribed on the Cover of St. Constantine’s Tomb

5 Jan 202013 Apr 2020

In the original Greek Byzantine text of Emperor Constantine's Tombstone Prophecy, about half the letters in each word were deliberately missing in the prophecy etched on the tombstone so as…

Post-Byzantine Era

Prophecies from St. Kosmas the Aetolean

3 Jan 202019 Jun 2020

St. Kosmas (1714-1779) was a monk in the Holy Mountain Athos, Greece, and preached to the Christian Greeks during the occupation of Greece during the Ottoman Empire. He was born…

Orthodox Prophecy

Two Prophecies on the Future Fate of Rome

20 Jan 202120 Jan 2021

We find a certain very interesting prophecy within the Roman Catholic Church describing the future destruction of the city of Rome by a Catholic Saint, which is very unusual. But…

Byzantine-Era

Legend of the Last Roman Emperor – The “King of the Greeks” from the Text of Pseudo-Methodius

28 Aug 20206 Sep 2023

FROM A TRANSLATION OF THE SYRIAC TEXT OF PSEUDO-METHODIUS FROM COD. VAT. SYR. 58 "(...) Thus also in the time of the punishment of these tyrants, few from many will…

Byzantine-Era

The Greek Apocalypse of Daniel (9th Century)

13 Jul 202013 Jul 2020

This old prophecy was originally written in Greek around the year 800 A.D., in the city of Constantinople, and is thought to describe events of WWIII. Other prophecy researchers believed…

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The Collected Prophecies of Emperor Leo the Philosopher – Emperor of Byzantium

19 Jun 202028 May 2023

Introduction Leo VI, Emperor of the East. Leo VI was a Byzantine emperor who ruled from 886 to 912 AD. He is famous for foretelling the Muslim conquest of Byzantium…

Research Paper

Constantinople in Byzantine Apocalyptic Thought – by András Kraft

12 Jan 202021 Jan 2020

Download PDF here: “Constantinople in Byzantine Apocalyptic Thought.” Annual of Medieval Studies at CEU 18 (2012): 25–36 CONSTANTINOPLE IN BYZANTINE APOCALYPTIC THOUGHT András Kraft According to canonical Scripture the…

Research Paper

Time after Constantinople: Apocalyptic Expectations and the Fall of Constantinople (1453 A.D.)

11 Jan 202021 Jan 2020

Time after Constantinople - Apocalyptic Expectations and the Fall of Constantinople (1453 A.D) Download PDF link: Research Masters Thesis by Joost van den Oever (August 2012). Currently is a Faculty…

Research Paper

Typological Hermeneutics and Apocalyptic Time: A Case Study of the Medieval Greek Last Vision of the Prophet Daniel – By András Kraft

10 Jan 202021 Jan 2020

“Typological Hermeneutics and Apocalyptic Time: A Case Study of the Medieval Greek Last Vision of the Prophet Daniel.” In Όψεις του Βυζαντινού Χρόνου. Πρακτικά Διεθνούς Συνεδρίου, Αθήνα, 29–30 Μαΐου 2015,…

Byzantine-Era

The Prophecy of St. Andrew – Fool For Christ

9 Jan 202021 Jan 2020

St. Andrew lived from 450 to 515 A. D. He was a Scythian. He is called "a fool for Christ" (salos), because while he was most wise and holy…

Books

“Book Of Daniel And The Apocryphal Daniel Literature” – by Lorenzo DiTommaso

8 Jan 202021 Jan 2020

Interesting book I found by Lorenzo Ditommaso on the apocryphal prophecies related to the book of Daniel, with obvious traces to many of the Greek manuscripts. Lorenzo DiTommaso is Professor…