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MONASTERY OF ST GEORGE.
CHAPTER XIV.
MONASTERY OF ST GEORGE. SITE OF ARCADIA NOT AT THE VIL-
LAGE OR MONASTERY OF ARKADHI. VENERATO. MASSACRE OF
UNARMED CHRISTIANS. HAGHIO MYRO, THE PROBABLE SITE OF
RHAUCOS. SARKO AND ITS CAVERN.
March 7.
This monastery consists of the Hegumenos, six
pateres, two kaldgheri, and two servants: before the
revolution its numbers were twenty pateres, thirty kaldg-
heri, and about fifty youths and servants. They pos-
sessed ten metdkhis, the produce of which was mostly
corn, though wine and oil enough for the consumption
of the monastery were also supplied by them. The
society has now only three pairs of oxen. The old
MONASTERY OF ST GEORGE.
CHAPTER XIV.
MONASTERY OF ST GEORGE. SITE OF ARCADIA NOT AT THE VIL-
LAGE OR MONASTERY OF ARKADHI. VENERATO. MASSACRE OF
UNARMED CHRISTIANS. HAGHIO MYRO, THE PROBABLE SITE OF
RHAUCOS. SARKO AND ITS CAVERN.
March 7.
This monastery consists of the Hegumenos, six
pateres, two kaldgheri, and two servants: before the
revolution its numbers were twenty pateres, thirty kaldg-
heri, and about fifty youths and servants. They pos-
sessed ten metdkhis, the produce of which was mostly
corn, though wine and oil enough for the consumption
of the monastery were also supplied by them. The
society has now only three pairs of oxen. The old