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+{"21": {"name": {"nominative": "Hieromartyr Habib, Bishop of Nekressi in Georgia (5<sup>th</sup> C)", "short": "Hieromartyr Habib"}}, "24": {"name": {"nominative": "Holy 7 Maccabean Martyrs: Habim, Antonios, Gurias, Eleazar, Eusebonus, Hadim and Marcellus, their mother Solomonia and their teacher Eleazar (\u2020 166 BC)", "short": "Martyrs"}, "life": {"id": "", "copyright": "The Clergyman\u2019s Handbook. Moscow. 1978. English translation Copyright 1997 Fr. S. Janos.", "text": "<p>The Seven Holy Maccabean Martyrs: Habim, Antonin, Guriah, Eleazar, Eusebon, Hadim (Halim) and Marcellus, their mother Solomonia and their teacher Eleazar suffered in the year 166 before the Birth of Christ under the impious Syrian emperor Antiochos Epiphanos. Adhering to an Hellenistic cult, Antiochos Epiphanos introduced pagan customs at Jerusalem and throughout all Judea. He desecrated the Temple of the Lord, putting there in a statue of the pagan god Zeus, and forcing the Jews to worship it. Many of them then fell away from the True God. But there were also those, who were deeply sorrowed by the downfall of the people of God and who continued to believe in the coming arrival of the Saviour. A ninety year old elder\u2014the law-teacher Eleazar, was brought to trial for his adherence to the Mosaic Law, and he steadfastly underwent tortures and died at Jerusalem. Bravery was likewise shown by the disciples of Saint Eleazar\u2014the Seven Maccabean Brothers and their mother Solomonia. They were brought to trial in Antioch by the emperor Antiochos Epiphanos. They fearlessly acknowledged themselves as followers of the True God, and refused to offer sacrifice to the pagan gods. The eldest of the lads, having been first to answer the emperor in the name of all seven brothers, was given over to fierce tortures in sight of his remaining brothers and their mother. The next five brothers one after the other underwent these tortures. There remained the seventh brother, the very youngest. Antiochos suggested to Saint Solomonia to urge the lad into renunciation, so that at least this final son would remain for her. But the brave mother encouraged him also in the confession of the True God. The lad resolutely ignored the entreaty of the emperor and likewise firmly underwent the tortures, just like his older brothers. After the death of all her seven children, Saint Solomonia, standing over their bodies, raised up her hands in prayer to God and died. The Martyrs Act of the holy Seven Maccabean Brothers inspired Judas Maccabee, and he led the revolt against Antiochos Epiphanos with the help of God gaining the victory, and then purifying the Jerusalem Temple of idols. All these events are related in the Book of Second Maccabees, which is included within the Bible. Sermons of laudation to the holy Maccabean Martyrs were offered by various fathers of the Church\u2014Saint Cyprian of Carthage, Saint Ambrose of Mediolanum (Milan), Saint Gregory Nazianzus and Saint John Chrysostomos.</p>"}, "rank": 1, "services": {"LITURGY": {"TROPARION/1": {"text": "<p>By the pangs of the saints, * which they suffered for Thee, O Lord, * be Thou entreated, and heal Thou all our infirmities, ** we pray Thee, O Thou Who lovest mankind.</p>", "Type": "1", "Tone": "1"}, "KONTAKION/1": {"text": "<p>O ye seven pillars of the wisdom of God, * seven-branched lamp of the divine Light, * O most wise Maccabees * who before the martyrs were martyrs most great: * with them entreat ye the God of all, ** that we who honor you may be saved!</p>", "Type": "1", "Tone": "2"}}}}, "200": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable Martinian and Galaction of Belozersk (\u2020 1483)", "short": "Venerable Martinian and Galaction"}}, "202": {"name": {"nominative": "Martyr Peter Apselamus of Palestine (\u2020 309-310)", "short": "Martyr Peter"}}, "203": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable Eupraxia of Tabenna, in Egypt (\u2020 393)", "short": "Venerable Eupraxia"}}, "205": {"name": {"nominative": "The \u201cMilkgiver\u201d Icon of the Mother of God", "short": "The \u201cMilkgiver\u201d"}}, "209": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable and Godbearing Father Anthony the Great (\u2020 356)", "short": "St Anthony"}, "life": {"id": "", "copyright": "Bulgakov Handbook. Copyright 1997 by translator Fr. S. Janos.", "text": "<p>The Monk Anthony, a very great ascetic, the founder of wilderness-monastery life and as such the father of monasticism, is entitled \u201cthe Great\u201d by Holy Church. He was born in Egypt in the village of Coma, near the Thebaid wilderness, in the year 251. His parents were pious Christians of illustrious lineage. From his youth Anthony was always serious and given over to concentration. He loved to visit church services and he hearkened to the Holy Scripture with such deep attention, that he remembered what he heard all his entire life. The commandments of the Lord guided him from the time of his very youth. When Saint Anthony was about twenty years old, he lost his parents, but in his cLine truncated
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				{"21": {"name": {"nominative": "Hieromartyr Habib, Bishop of Nekressi in Georgia (5<sup>th</sup> C)", "short": "Hieromartyr Habib"}}, "24": {"name": {"nominative": "Holy 7 Maccabean Martyrs: Habim, Antonios, Gurias, Eleazar, Eusebonus, Hadim and Marcellus, their mother Solomonia and their teacher Eleazar (\u2020 166 BC)", "short": "Martyrs"}, "life": {"id": "", "copyright": "The Clergyman\u2019s Handbook. Moscow. 1978. English translation Copyright 1997 Fr. S. Janos.", "text": "<p>The Seven Holy Maccabean Martyrs: Habim, Antonin, Guriah, Eleazar, Eusebon, Hadim (Halim) and Marcellus, their mother Solomonia and their teacher Eleazar suffered in the year 166 before the Birth of Christ under the impious Syrian emperor Antiochos Epiphanos. Adhering to an Hellenistic cult, Antiochos Epiphanos introduced pagan customs at Jerusalem and throughout all Judea. He desecrated the Temple of the Lord, putting there in a statue of the pagan god Zeus, and forcing the Jews to worship it. Many of them then fell away from the True God. But there were also those, who were deeply sorrowed by the downfall of the people of God and who continued to believe in the coming arrival of the Saviour. A ninety year old elder\u2014the law-teacher Eleazar, was brought to trial for his adherence to the Mosaic Law, and he steadfastly underwent tortures and died at Jerusalem. Bravery was likewise shown by the disciples of Saint Eleazar\u2014the Seven Maccabean Brothers and their mother Solomonia. They were brought to trial in Antioch by the emperor Antiochos Epiphanos. They fearlessly acknowledged themselves as followers of the True God, and refused to offer sacrifice to the pagan gods. The eldest of the lads, having been first to answer the emperor in the name of all seven brothers, was given over to fierce tortures in sight of his remaining brothers and their mother. The next five brothers one after the other underwent these tortures. There remained the seventh brother, the very youngest. Antiochos suggested to Saint Solomonia to urge the lad into renunciation, so that at least this final son would remain for her. But the brave mother encouraged him also in the confession of the True God. The lad resolutely ignored the entreaty of the emperor and likewise firmly underwent the tortures, just like his older brothers. After the death of all her seven children, Saint Solomonia, standing over their bodies, raised up her hands in prayer to God and died. The Martyrs Act of the holy Seven Maccabean Brothers inspired Judas Maccabee, and he led the revolt against Antiochos Epiphanos with the help of God gaining the victory, and then purifying the Jerusalem Temple of idols. All these events are related in the Book of Second Maccabees, which is included within the Bible. Sermons of laudation to the holy Maccabean Martyrs were offered by various fathers of the Church\u2014Saint Cyprian of Carthage, Saint Ambrose of Mediolanum (Milan), Saint Gregory Nazianzus and Saint John Chrysostomos.</p>"}, "rank": 1, "services": {"LITURGY": {"TROPARION/1": {"text": "<p>By the pangs of the saints, * which they suffered for Thee, O Lord, * be Thou entreated, and heal Thou all our infirmities, ** we pray Thee, O Thou Who lovest mankind.</p>", "Type": "1", "Tone": "1"}, "KONTAKION/1": {"text": "<p>O ye seven pillars of the wisdom of God, * seven-branched lamp of the divine Light, * O most wise Maccabees * who before the martyrs were martyrs most great: * with them entreat ye the God of all, ** that we who honor you may be saved!</p>", "Type": "1", "Tone": "2"}}}}, "200": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable Martinian and Galaction of Belozersk (\u2020 1483)", "short": "Venerable Martinian and Galaction"}}, "202": {"name": {"nominative": "Martyr Peter Apselamus of Palestine (\u2020 309-310)", "short": "Martyr Peter"}}, "203": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable Eupraxia of Tabenna, in Egypt (\u2020 393)", "short": "Venerable Eupraxia"}}, "205": {"name": {"nominative": "The \u201cMilkgiver\u201d Icon of the Mother of God", "short": "The \u201cMilkgiver\u201d"}}, "209": {"name": {"nominative": "Venerable and Godbearing Father Anthony the Great (\u2020 356)", "short": "St Anthony"}, "life": {"id": "", "copyright": "Bulgakov Handbook. Copyright 1997 by translator Fr. S. Janos.", "text": "<p>The Monk Anthony, a very great ascetic, the founder of wilderness-monastery life and as such the father of monasticism, is entitled \u201cthe Great\u201d by Holy Church. He was born in Egypt in the village of Coma, near the Thebaid wilderness, in the year 251. His parents were pious Christians of illustrious lineage. From his youth Anthony was always serious and given over to concentration. He loved to visit church services and he hearkened to the Holy Scripture with such deep attention, that he remembered what he heard all his entire life. The commandments of the Lord guided him from the time of his very youth. When Saint Anthony was about twenty years old, he lost his parents, but in his cLine truncated