The photograph was presumably acquired by Metcalfe's son, Sir John
Theophilus Metcalfe (1828-83), who was the magistrate in Delhi in 1857, and pasted in at that time.
The case of Father
Theophilus Paraian (Romanian Orthodox Church)
He writes to a certain
Theophilus, who may be construed as the patron who pays for the manuscripts according to the custom of his time (no printing press existed), or to "
Theophilus," who in Greek means "lover of God" and may represent every Christian.
Q11) A portrait of Private
Theophilus Jones is taken by the sea at Redcar
Theophilus was on guard duty in the town when the German navy launched a bombardment.
Theophilus Minton, a Philadelphia native, graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1876 along with Richard Greener, USC's first black professor.
Narrating the incident to newsmen at his Miotso residence, near Dawhenya in the Ningo-Prampram District,
Theophilus Botchay said at about 3am, Sunday, he heard sounds of gun shots on his compound which made himran to the bathroom to hide.
Swoboda (Pastor of
Theophilus Church, Portland, Oregon) collaboratively explore what the Bible has to say about that central aspect of life and relationships--conversation.
Root, Jerry, The
Theophilus Legend in Medieval Text and Image, Cambridge, D.
Theophilus is put forward too in the hope of an upset.
The commentary printed in 1506 under the name of
Theophilus Chalcondyles was an exception to this trend.
The Vision of
Theophilus: The flight of the Holy Family Into Egypt