Founded in 1401, the Monastery of Prophet Elias stands in the hills of Xylokastro-Eurostini in Corinthia, a Byzantine monument from the twilight of the empire. Its early 15th-century founding belongs to a final flourishing of monastic life across the Byzantine world, when patrons and communities still endowed churches and shrines. Set near the ancient site of Phelloe, the monastery layers Orthodox devotion over a landscape with far older roots. A visit here is a quiet encounter with the region's long continuity of faith and settlement.
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