Awgin — ܐܘܓܝܢ [deprecated]
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ܐܘܓܝܢ; Awgin; ʾAwgēn; Eugène (Awgen); AWGIN (EUGÈNE)
identifier: http://syriaca.org/person/1145
identifier: http://syriaca.org/person/356
identifier: 60
floruit: 0300-0400
Fiey provides the following bibliographic citations: AMS, III, 376- 480 ; BHO, 120- 23. Liste de ses disciples, dont certains, comme Jean bar Kaldiln, sont en fait du x• siecle, dans Budge, Governors, I, cxxx-cxxx1. DHGE, XV, col. 1359- 60, s.v. Eugene (A. van Roey) . J.M. Fiey, "Aones, Awua et Awgia (Eugene)" , AB 80 (1962) , 52- 81. Fiey, Jalons , 100- 11. Fiey, Nisibe, 134-41, 194- 204. BSO, I, 325- 26 (J. Rabbi). N. Sims-Williams, in Elr , IX (1999), 64.
Awgin or Eugene was the father of the monks of Mesopotamia who came from Egypt in the fourth century with a group of disciples, including Aha and John, that established monasteries in Mesopotamia.
event: Awgin is commemorated in Awgin (text).
event: Awgin is commemorated in Awgin (text).
event: Awgin is commemorated in Awgin (text).
event: Awgin is commemorated in Eugene, John, and Aḥa (text) .
Bibliotheca Hagiographica Syriaca 87, 1336, 89, 1044
Saints Syriaques AWGIN (EUGÈNE) 60
AMS III, 376-480
BHO 120-23
[List of his disciples (of which some of them, like John bar Kaldūn, were made in the tenth century) in] Budge Governors I, cxxx-cxxxi
A. van Roey DHGE XV, col. 1359-60, s.v. Eugene
J.M. Fiey "Aones, Awua et Awgia (Eugene)" AB 80 (1962) , 52-81.
Fiey Jalons 100-11.
Fiey Nisibe 134-41, 194-204.
J. Habbi BSO I, 325-26
N. Sims-Williams Eugenius Encyclopaedia Iranica IX (1999), 64.