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Studite|ˈstjuːdaɪt|
[ad. med.L. Studīta (Eccl. Gr. στουδίτης), f. Studi-um (Eccl. Gr. στουδιόν), said to be named from its founder Studius (στουδιός): see -ite.]
A monk of the order of Acœmeti (‘the sleepless’) established in the 5th cent. at the monastery of the Studium at Constantinople. Also attrib. and as adj.
1693D'Emilianne's Hist. Monast. Orders 21 Of the Order of the Acæmetes or Studites. Ibid., They were likewise called Studites, from one Studius, who founded for them, at Constantinople, the Monastery of St. John the Baptist. 1906W. H. Hutton Ch. & Barbarians xiv. 162 The age of the Iconoclast was the golden age of the Studite monks. Ibid. 163 For a while after his death there is silence over the history of the Studites. 1913W. K. L. Clarke St. Basil viii. 135 The monasteries were not all Studite, even after Theodore's influence had spread far and wide. |