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Saint Nicholas - traducción al italiano

4TH-CENTURY CHRISTIAN SAINT
Nicholas of Myra; Nicolas of Myra; St. Nicholas; St. Nikolaus; Saint Nikolaus; St Nicholas; Saint nicholas; Sint Nicolaas; Saint Nicholas of Myra; St Nicolas; St. Nicholas of Myra; Saint Nicholas the Miracle Worker; Samichlaus; St. Nicholas Thaumaturgos; Nicholas of Bari; Nikolaus von Myra; St. Nicholas of Bari; St. nick's; Sankt Nikolaus; Святий клаус; Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra; St Nicholas of Myra; Saint Nicholas Thaumaturgus; Saint Claps; S. Nicola; S Nicola; S Nicola di Bari; S. Nicola di Bari; San Nicola di Myra; S. Nicola di Myra; S Nicola di Myra; Saint Nicholas of Bari; Nicholas the Miraclemaker; Miklas; St. Nicolas; St. Nicholas Thaumaturgus; Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker; Nicholas the Confessor; Saint Nicholaus; St nicholaus; St Nicholaus; Saint nicholaus; Svyatyi Mykolai; St Nicolaus; San Nicola of Bari; Saint Nicolaus; Nikolaos of Myra; Saint Nikolaos; Nicolas of Bari; San Nicola di Mira; Nicholas the Wonderworker; St. Nicholas the Wonderworker; St Nicholas the Wonderworker
  • Saint Nicholas depicted in a 14th-century English [[book of hours]]
  • Saint Nicholas, the [[patron saint]] of Russian merchants. Fresco by [[Dionisius]] from the [[Ferapontov Monastery]].
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  • The dowry for the three virgins (Gentile da Fabriano, {{circa}} 1425, [[Pinacoteca Vaticana]], Rome)
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  • ''Saint Nicholas Saves Three Innocents from Death'' (1888) by [[Ilya Repin]]
  • A large (184 cm in height) icon of St Nicholas painted in 1294 for the [[Lipno Church]]
  • [[Russian Orthodox]] statue of Saint Nicolas, now in a corner near the church in [[Demre]]
  • Procession of St Nicholas, [[Bari]]
  • Saint Nicholas Cathedral]] in [[Kuopio, Finland]]
  • Saint Nicholas, [[Russian icon]] from first quarter of the 18th century ([[Kizhi]] [[monastery]], [[Karelia]])
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  • Grandes Heures d'Anne de Bretagne]]'' (created between 1503 and 1508)
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  • [[Tomb of Saint Nicholas]] near Thomastown, Ireland
  • Saint Nicholas ([[Uroš Predić]], 1903)

Saint Nicholas         
San Nicola, vescovo in Asia Minore durante il quarto secolo dopo Cristo; santo patrono della Russia e della città di Bari in Puglia; santo protettore dei bambini e delle fanciulle in età da marito; figura rappresentata come Santa Claus nei paesi nordici dell"Europa
Saint Louis         
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Saint Louis (disambiguation); St. Louis (AFL); St. Louis (disambiguation); Saint-Louis; Saint-Louis, France
n. Saint Louis, città nello stato del Missouri (USA)
Saint Valentine         
  • A [[relic]] of Saint Valentine in the church of [[Santa Maria in Cosmedin]], Rome
  • A shrine of Saint Valentine in [[Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church]] in [[Dublin]], Ireland
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3RD-CENTURY ROMAN CHRISTIAN SAINT
St Valentine; Saint Valentinus; Valentine of Terni; St. Valentinus; St. Valentine; S. Valentino; S Valentino; Saint Valentine of Rome; Valentine of Rome; Saint Valentine of Terni
n. San Valentino, martire cristiano del terzo secolo dopo Cristo, onorato il 14 Febbraio come santo protettore degli innamorati

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Saint Nicholas

Saint Nicholas of Myra (traditionally 15 March 270 – 6 December 343), also known as Nicholas of Bari, was an early Christian bishop of Greek descent from the maritime city of Myra in Asia Minor (Greek: Μύρα; modern-day Demre, Turkey) during the time of the Roman Empire. Because of the many miracles attributed to his intercession, he is also known as Nicholas the Wonderworker. Saint Nicholas is the patron saint of sailors, merchants, archers, repentant thieves, children, brewers, pawnbrokers, unmarried people, and students in various cities and countries around Europe. His reputation evolved among the pious, as was common for early Christian saints, and his legendary habit of secret gift-giving gave rise to the traditional model of Santa Claus ("Saint Nick") through Sinterklaas.

Little is known about the historical Saint Nicholas. The earliest accounts of his life were written centuries after his death and probably contain legendary elaborations. He is said to have been born in the Greek seaport of Patara, Lycia, in Asia Minor to wealthy Christian parents.

In one of the earliest attested and most famous incidents from his life, he is said to have rescued three girls from being forced into prostitution by dropping a sack of gold coins through the window of their house each night for three nights so their father could pay a dowry for each of them. Other early stories tell of him calming a storm at sea, saving three innocent soldiers from wrongful execution, and chopping down a tree possessed by a demon. In his youth, he is said to have made a pilgrimage to Egypt and Palestine. Shortly after his return, he became Bishop of Myra. He was later cast into prison during the persecution of Diocletian, but was released after the accession of Constantine.

An early list makes him an attendee at the First Council of Nicaea in 325, but he is never mentioned in any writings by people who were at the council. Late, unsubstantiated legends claim that he was temporarily defrocked and imprisoned during the council for slapping the heretic Arius. Another famous late legend tells how he resurrected three children, who had been murdered and pickled in brine by a butcher planning to sell them as pork during a famine.

Fewer than 200 years after Nicholas's death, the St. Nicholas Church was built in Myra under the orders of Theodosius II over the site of the church where he had served as bishop, and his remains were moved to a sarcophagus in that church.

In 1087, while the Greek Christian inhabitants of the region were subjugated by the newly arrived Muslim Seljuk Turks, and soon after their church was declared to be in schism by the Catholic church, a group of merchants from the Italian city of Bari removed the major bones of Nicholas's skeleton from his sarcophagus in the church without authorization and brought them to their hometown, where they are now enshrined in the Basilica di San Nicola. The remaining bone fragments from the sarcophagus were later removed by Venetian sailors and taken to Venice during the First Crusade.

Ejemplos de uso de Saint Nicholas
1. Santa Claus –– derived from the Dutch Sinter Klaas and the German Saint Nicholas –– assumed the persona of a jolly dispenser of gifts and pilot of a reindeer–drawn sleigh through such works as the 1823 poem "A Visit from Saint Nicholas" and an 1863 Harper‘s Weekly portrait by the illustrator Thomas Nast.
2. Or at least they will if Neil Ashworth, a sort of Saint Nicholas for the 21st century, has done his job right.
3. Putin and Prodi Seal Power and Plane Deals Combined Reports Vladimir Rodionov / Itar–Tass Putin and Prodi sharing a lighter moment during talks in the Italian resort of Bari, where the president also visited a church dedicated to Saint Nicholas.
4. During his stay in Bari, Putin also visited a church in the city that is reputed to hold the remains of Saint Nicholas, a fourth–century bishop of Asia Minor revered by both the Western and Orthodox churches, and signed a visitors‘ book.
5. But its heartening to know that even professional Santas fret about the devaluation of their brand from a hero of European folklore (the original Saint Nicholas was a Turkish bishop) to a cheap salesman a transformation that perhaps began when Coca–Cola hired the ad–genuis Haddon Sundblom to create a red–and–white liveried Claus to sell more soft drinks.