Lopukhin Aleksandr Pavlovich

(1852 - 1904). Upon completion of the course at the St. Petersburg Theological Academy, was appointed as a psalm-reader in the Russian church in New York, printed the results of their observations on the life of the American people in the Russian journals and newspapers, worked in the magazine: "The Oriental Church Magazine", . issued during the Russian Orthodox Church in New York,
. Later, reading the St. Petersburg Theological Academy, comparative theology and ancient history of the civil. Major works Lopuchin: "Roman Catholicism in America" (St. Petersburg, . 1881, . Master's thesis), "Life for the Ocean" (ib., . 1882), "Religion in America" (ib., . 1882); "The law of Moses" (ib., . 1882), "The overseas west in religious-moral sense" (ib., . 1887), "Modern West in religious-moral sense" (ib., . 1885), "The Biblical story in the light of the latest research and discoveries" (St. Petersburg, . 1889 - 1895), "Guide to the Biblical stories of the Old and New Testament" (St. Petersburg, . 1888 - 1889), "The Present and Future of Orthodoxy in North America" (ib., . 1897), "written in the Gospel sayings of Jesus Christ and His words of newly discovered" (ib., . 1898), "The Nestorians, or Syro-Chaldeys" (ib., . 1898), "Treatment-old Chaldean Nestorians in the bosom of the Orthodox Church" (ib., . 1898), "Providence of God in human history" (ib., . 1898), "The Babylonian king of righteousness Ammurabi and his newfound legislation in relation to the law of Moses" (St. Petersburg, . 1904),
. From 1892 to 1902. Lopukhin edited the "Christian Reading" and "Church Herald". The first six volumes of translation of works of St. John Chrysostom were edited Lopukhin. In 1899. He took over publishing the magazine "The Wanderer", in an annex, which is given, among other things, "Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia or theological Encyclopedic Dictionary" (Volumes I - V). Many articles posted Lopukhin in the first edition of this dictionary. - See. I. T., "In memory of Professor A.P. Lopuchin "(" Church Bulletin ", 1904," 36). Obituaries Lopuchin in "Historical Messenger (1904, October)," Vilensky Gazette (1904. ? 373), "Moscow News" (1904,? 235) and Tiflis Newssheet "(1904,? 208).