AJN write//> Leopolis, the Latin name for that place. MF//Not to split hairs but Leopolis would be the Greek name for that place.
//Mark Farley Dear Mark, It might be Greek to you and me, but it's Latin to most others. For example, Leopolis _is_ the Latin name forr the Lemberg/Lwow Archdioces in Galicia founded in 1376. (Hoffmann's _Liturgical Dictionary_ [1928]) Also my dictionary says it's Latin.. Maybe the Greek and Latin names are the same. In Lvov are Greek, Armenian and Roman churches. It must be quite a melting pot. The city's name is derived from one of its early rulers, someone named Lev. I wonder if Roman has ever been there. arthur.
