A sigillion (Greek: σιγίλλιον, plural sigillia, σιγίλλια), was a type of legal document publicly affirmed with a seal, usually of lead. The term sigillion...

device for making an impression on a material and the impression thus made Sigillion, a type of legal document publicly affirmed with a seal Sigillum, a taxonomic...

similar-sounding word (but of unrelated etymology from Byzantine Greek σιγίλλιον sigíllion via Classical Syriac), sijill (Arabic: سِّجِلّ) appears in a verse (21:104)...

types of official acts of the Byzantine Empire, such as the prostagma and sigillion. It recorded the month and the indiction (but not the day) and was always...

became a Patriarchical monastery (i.e. stauropegic), proclaimed by an act (sigillion) of Ecumenical Patriarch Parthenius IV. The monastery played an important...

post as governor of Thessalonica in September 995, for he issued an act (sigillion) confirming various privileges and exemptions of the Kolobou Monastery...

was constructed by the master carver Demetrios of Metsovo. In a 1342 sigillion of Patriarch John XIV Kalekas, the stauropegic status of the monastery...

Benevento Sico Protospatharios Siconulf of Salerno Siderokastron Siderokausia Sigillion Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund of Burgundy Sigizan Silk, Byzantine...

the Republic of Venice in 1296. Aidesenos 14th century Composer of a sigillion on the Docheiariou monastery. Alexios c. 1348 Mentioned in the acts of...

it inside the church; there were 15,000 Greeks living in Venice. 1583 Sigillion of 1583 issued against Gregorian Calendar by council convened in Constantinople;...

" "This scientific institute was founded by a Patriarchal and Synodic Sigillion in 1965, and started functioning in 1968. It is housed in a special wing...