Pbow

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Pbow was the principal monastic center founded by Pachomius the Great in Upper Egypt, serving as the headquarters of his influential cenobitic monastic federation.

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Pbow canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian monastery
cenobitic monastery
monastic center
associatedWith Coptic monasticism
cenobitic monasticism
country Roman Egypt
dedicatedTo Christian ascetic life
foundedBy Pachomius the Great
founder Pachomius the Great
function headquarters of Pachomian cenobitic monasticism
principal monastic center of the Pachomian federation
governedBy archimandrite of the Pachomian federation
hasType coenobium
historicalRole model for later cenobitic monasteries
influenced Basilian monasticism
later Eastern Christian monastic rules
influencedBy early Egyptian anchoritic traditions
languageOfLiturgy Coptic
Greek
locatedIn Thebaid
Upper Egypt
locatedNear the Nile River
linked to: Nile
notableResident Pachomius the Great
Theodore of Tabennese
partOf Pachomian monastic federation
religion Christianity
religiousOrder Pachomian monastic federation
timePeriod 4th century
tradition Egyptian Christian monasticism

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