Psellos wrote an encomium some time after the death of Nikolaos, founder of the monastery of Horaia Pege

Summary:
Nikolaos, founder and later kathegoumenos of the monastery of Horaia Pege on Mt Olympos, had died a little before Psellos arrived there as a monk. Psellos wrote a funeral encomium of Nikolaos, with several indications of performance before the monks in the church of the monastery. [Several demonstratives and first person verbs in connection with the monastery situate the writing and performance of the encomium during the time of his residence there, when he worshipped in the church and saw its icons daily] 
Dates:
1055 
Michael Psellos (named Konstantinos till tonsure in 1054) (Michael 61)
  • He wrote a funeral encomium of Nikolaos, founder and later kathegoumenos of the monastery of Horaia Pege on Mt Olympos, with several indications of performance before the monks in the church of the monastery ᾿Εγκώμιον εἴς τινα Νικολάον καθηγούμενον τῆς ἐν τῷ ᾿Ολύμπῳ μονῆς τῆς ὡραίας Πηγῆς Psellos Nikolaos of Horaia Pege 1-1016
  • He used several first persons in connection with the monastery of the Horaia Pege, to situate the writing and performance of the Encomium during the period of his residence there, when he worshipped in the church and saw its icons daily (:) Psellos Nikolaos of Horaia Pege 668-781