Efrasinni︠a︡, Polatskai︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167

LC control no.	n 92000766
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Efrasinni︠a︡, Polatskai︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Efrasinni︠a︡, Polatskai︠a︡, Saint, ca. 1105-1167 Efrosinii︠a︡, Polot︠s︡kai︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Eŭfrasini︠a︡-Pradslava, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Eŭfrasinni︠a︡, Polatskai︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Euphrosyne, of Polatsk, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Evfrosinia, of Polotsk, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Evfrosinii︠a︡, of Polotsk, Saint, abbess, 1101?-1173 Evfrosinii︠a︡, Polot︠s︡kai︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Evfrosinnīi︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polatsk, Euphrosyne, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polatskai︠a︡, Efrasinni︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polatskai︠a︡, Eŭfrasinni︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polotsk, Evfrosinia, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polotsk, Evfrosinii︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Polot︠s︡kai︠a︡, Evfrosinii︠a︡, Saint, approximately 1105-1167 Pradslava, Saint, approximately 1105-1167
Located	Polatsk (Belarus)
Birth date	1105
Death date	1167
Place of death	Jerusalem
Field of activity	Christianity
Affiliation	Kyi︠e︡vo-Pechersʹka lavra
Profession or occupation	Nuns
Found in	Arloŭ, U. A. Asvetnitsa z rodu Usi︠a︡slava, 1989: t.p. (Efrasinni︠a︡ Polatskaia) verso t.p. (Efrosinii︠a︡ Polot︠s︡kai︠a︡) intro. (12th century Belorusian princess from Polotsk who joined a convent and founded many churches and monasteries; she was also a writer of religious texts; secular name Pradslava) Bel. sav. ėntsykl., 1971: v. 4, p. 395 (Efrasinni︠a︡ Polatskai︠a︡, Belorusian nun, and religious writer of Kievan period; birthdate approximate 1120-1173) Prepodobnai︠a︡ Evfrosinii︠a︡ Polot︠s︡kai︠a︡, 1997: t.p. (Prapadobnai︠a︡ Eŭfrasinni︠a︡ Polatskai︠a︡, St Evfrosinia of Polotsk) p. 17 (b. ca. 1104 or 1116) p. 51 (d. in winter or spring of 1167) Russian Brockhaus: v. 11, p. 507 (Evfrosinnīi︠a︡, prepodobnai︠a︡, b. 1101, d. 1173 in Jerusalem, and buried in Kievan Cave Monastery) LC PreMARC file (ngd.: Evfrosinii︠a︡, of Polotsk, Saint, abbess, 1101?-1173; usage: Sʹv. Eŭfrasini︠a︡-Pradslava) Famous names in Belarus, WWW 09-08-98 (Evfrosinia of Polotsk; Evfrosinii︠a︡ Polotskai︠a︡ [in Cyr.], b. ca. 1105; secular name Predslava; died on 23 May 1167) Belarus home page, 09-08-98 (Saint Euphrosyne of Polatsk; 1110-1173. She was canonized in 1984 by the Belarusian Church) Eŭfrasinni︠a︡ Polatskai︠a︡, 1992.
Not found in	Holweck, R. G. A biographical dictionary of the saints, 1924.