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ABBREVIATIONS, PopUps"
+ " ActaCyriaci"
+ " Chronology"
+ " Maxims/Rulers"
+ " RomaNumbers & PAGElinks:"
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Alverno College"
+ " Concordia University Wisconsin"
+ " Dubrovnik (Ragusa)"
+ " Franciscan Monastery"
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Getty Research Library"
+ " Library of Congress (Command Keyword search)"
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Milwaukee Public Library"
+ " U. of Wisconsin-Madison"
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(Read more at our local 
CHI-RHO (Christ on the"
+ " Cross sigla) and Desposyni (relatives of Jesus)"
+ " discussion pages.");
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if (bztxt=="yes") { document.write("This is a spelling found on one of the "
+ "documents prepared on behalf of Hinrich ![Ciriacks](ciriacks.gif")
, Paterfamilias of the Wisconsin"
+ " branch of the Bremen, Germany descented branch of our family. "); }
document.write(" So far, those 'discovered' spellings are:
- "
+ fscr + "imshow('cillis') Claus Heinrich Cillis on his 1871 first"
+ " marriage certificate to Augusta Wendt (3/18/49 ~"
+ " 3/16/84) - this spelling (or mispronunciation to get the clerk"
+ " to spell it that way) may have been used by the new immigrant to the USA"
+ " to keep the 'authorities' from"
+ " finding him to take/send back to Germany to fight in their wars. "
+ " Auguste died with her baby - only 3 of the 8 or 9 children she bore lived"
+ " beyond infancy [ Refer to paragraph 3 of page 8 of the"
+ " privately published family history. ];
- "
+ fscr + "imshow('ciriax') Henry Ciriax on his 10/23/1884 second"
+ " marriage certificate to Auguste's younger sister Emily"
+ " Wendt (7/24/61 ~ 5/1/1940 - 6 of her"
+ " 8 children survived to marry as adults -- one died in infancy and another"
+ " died around age three) [ Refer to footnote b on page 10 of the"
+ " aforementioned family history. File 3786, Washington County"
+ " Courthouse];
- "
+ fscr + "imshow('ciriackr') (Cyriacks) on the"
+ ftop + "trunk.htm>
![Hermann'sTrunk-WhatStartedItAll!](citrunk.gif")
trunk his youngest brother"
+ " Hermann sent from their birthplace in"
+ fnew + "bremen.htm ID=t>Bremen, Germany - Hermann may have collected"
+ " the contents but left the trunk; - "
+ fscr + "imshow('ciriacksbarn') on the wall of his barn in Jackson,"
+ " Wisconsin;
- "
+ fscr + "imshow('ciriacksg') on other documents - this last"
+ " being the spelling used by his descendents and members of the (largest)"
+ fnew + "bremen.htm ID=t>Bremen, Germany descended branch of the family"
+ " who have"
+ fsel + "ciriacks.htm>their own local page.
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+ " [ The "
+ " was discovered in the ruins of a 1st century underground cemetery in"
+ " 1953; placed
" + p2 + " there by the earliest greek speakers who"
+ " perhaps also used " + kypiak1
+ " to refer to themselves as Christians.
" + p3
+ " Authors Bagatti, Gilman"
+ " & Peterson all relate to the ![Chi-Rho (Christ in ancient greek alphabet)](chi-rho.gif")
CHI-RHO monogram/sigla (local discussion page). ]");
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+ " The introduction to" + fsel + "cbx.htm#tyne>John of Tynemouth's"
+ " Nova Legenda Anglie: ... (1516), has: (" + fpof
+ "'popchron.htm','70','60')>Chronology PopUp )"
+ "
... Since" + fsel + "cbx.htm#bede>Bede (in his Martyrology)"
+ " had first commenced to add details to the lists of Saints' names in the"
+ " older Calendars or Martyrologies, the process of"
+ " filling out these details had continued in ever-widening lines, until,"
+ " after the palmy days of hagiography in the twelfth and thirteenth"
+ " centuries, when nearly every Saint received his Vita, it had become"
+ " possible to expand the Martyrology into a complete Legendary, by extracts"
+ " from these lives. These Legendaries were used for the lessons in"
+ " the Noctums, and for sermons (which on Saints' days often consisted in"
+ " the reading of the life), and were abridged in the Breviaries. The"
+ " most perfect example is the famous Legenda Aurea, the Golden"
+ " Legend (so called for its excelleace) by" + fsel
+ "cbx.htm#voragine ID=t>Jacobus de Voragine, Archbishop of Genoa 1292-8."
+ " These collections comprised the generally acknowledged Saints of"
+ " the whole Catholic Church. But in England, where the national idea"
+ " has always been prominent as against the 'foreigner,' and was then"
+ " intensified by the French wars, the idea sprang up of forming a legendary"
+ " of exclusively English Saints -- though the Saints themselves would have"
+ " objected to being so 'nationalized,' the idea of saintship -- the"
+ " imitation of the Son of Man -- being incompatible with national"
+ " exclusiveness. This idea arose in" + fsel + "cbx.htm#tyne ID=t>John"
+ " of Tynemouth, and in executing it he created a truly national work,"
+ " which deserves to rank among the treasures of England.
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+ "E Encyclopedia of World Art"
+ "
n 15 volumes Index = v15 p.139 has:"
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c " + fnew + "cix.htm ID=16c>Cyriacus of Ancona (1391? - 1457?) refs: v1 489; v7 17, 512, 541*, 715; v10 466."
+ "
y *Volume VII, page 541+ has him as a collector of" + fnew + "cvx.htm ID=t>inscriptions, among other references,"
+ "
c and with the additional alias of KYRIACI ANCONITASII; another reference"
+ "
l credits him with being the prototype(10-466) (role model) for others who subsequently took"
+ "
o up researching historical artifacts that were disappearing throughout 'their' world."
+ "
p There's also reference to a" + fntt + "www.google.com?+"commentarium kyriaci">
commentarium kyriaci"
+ "
e Pub: 1958, 1967 Italy"
+ "
dia 1968 London McGraw-Hill Book Company New York Toronto London
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+ fdhed + "Cyriacus of Ancona spellings" + fdhen + "
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+ fnew + "cyrialky.htm#kuriakos ID=dcomic16g>Kuriakos,"
+ fnew + "cyrialky.htm#kyriaci ID=dcomic16g>Kyriaci and"
+ fnew + "cyrialky.htm#kyriacus ID=dcomic16g>Kyriacus are"
+ " some of the spellings,"
+ fnew + "cix.htm ID=16c>15th century Cyriacus, himself, used during his"
+ " life of discovering (what this webmaster believes) was as much as"
+ " he could about his own (or at least his name's) Greek origins - maybe"
+ " from the initial discovery during his first 40 day visit to"
+ frome + " (1423) that the ancient spelling of his name began with the"
+ " greek Kappa or 'K' - maybe when he saw some"
+ fnew + "cvx.htm ID=t>ancient inscriptions (previously removed) from"
+ " some of the (then still unrediscovered)"
+ fnew + "catacomb.htm ID=t>catacombs of Rome first hand. " + fben
+ "Which means he may have seen some inscriptions that we've yet to see"
+ " ourselves." + fbend + fscr + "kyrcyr()" + fdend);
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+ " Author Pages:
MAINpage"
+ " • CIRIACO de Mita"
+ " • CIRIACO de' Pizzicoli"
+ " • CIRIACO Morón Arroyo"
+ "
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