attributed to St. Kosmas. Best known are the five "Didaches" and the "Prophecies". An account stated that he prophesied the unification of Greece and Epirus. There survives, however, no original manuscript of these texts written personally by St. Kosmas, and none can be dated with certainty. His writings are known only from second- or third-hand transcriptions. It is believed that these texts are based on Kosmas' preachings but were written and copied mostly after his death. References External links Οι Διδαχές Sisters of St. Kosmas Aitolos Greek Orthodox Monastery in Caledon, Ontario 1714 births 1779 deaths 18th-century Eastern Orthodox martyrs 18th-century executions by the Ottoman Empire 18th-century Christian saints 18th-century Greek people Athonite Fathers Christian saints killed by Muslims Greek theologians Greek Christian monks Persecution of Christians in the Ottoman Empire Saints of Ottoman Greece Miracle workers Christian missionaries in Albania Greek saints of the Eastern Orthodox Church People from Aetolia-Acarnania People associated with Philotheou Monastery