- diaconicon
- sacristy for sacred vessels in Orthodox churches
Phrontistery dictionary. 2013.
diaconicon
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DIACONICON — Locus in circuitu Ecclesiae, conservandis vasis dominicis et ornamentis Ecclesiae deputatus. Alias Secretarium, item Sacrarium. Consil. Laodicen. circa A. C. 368. Can. 21. vide Spelman. Glossar. Archoeol. Item liber Ecclesiasticus apud Graecos,… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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diaconicon — di·a·con·i·con … English syllables
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