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The Council in Crete: Look of the Serbian Orthodox Church
Праксис, 2020 В данном обзоре анализируются издания, выпущенные по случаю Всеправославного собора на Крите в 2016 году: монографии Святой и Великий Собор Православной Церкви и Всеправославный собор, а также дневник сербского епископа, принимавшего участие в работе собора.
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Stephan Dragutin and the Roman Catholic Church [PDF]
Baština, 2016 Stephan Dragutin (1276-1282 Serbian king, 'king of Srem' 1284-1316), son of king Stephan Uros I (1243-1276) and queen Helen (died 1314), the older brother of king Stephan Milutin (1282-1321), is certainly one of the most interesting personalities of the ...
Popović Miroslav M.
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Triconch Churches Sponsored by Serbian and Wallachian Nobility
, 2020 Architectural activities of remarkable quality continued to thrive north of Byzantium under the sponsorship of Serbian and Wallachian nobility long after the fall of Byzantium and occasionally even in territories under Ottoman rule.1 As suggested by Slobodan Ćurčić, triconch domed churches, which have been enduring examples of Middle Byzantine ...
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THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY’S VIEW OF THE SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
POLITICS AND RELIGION JOURNAL, 2007 After obtaining autonomy from the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1831, the Serbian Orthodox Church gradually established and strenghtened its position by means of constitutions and laws of the Principality of Serbia which were passed in the course of the XIX century.
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THE PATRIARCH GEORGIJE BRANKOVIĆ AND ANTI-SERBIAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN ZAGREB IN 1895
Истраживања, 2012 During the visit of the Emperor Franz Josef to Zagreb in October 1895, there was an attack on the Serbian church, the flag, and several Serbian institutions in Zagreb. The Patriarch Georgije was also attacked, as well as a few prominent Serbs.
Горан Васин
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Slovene, 2018 Of about 120 early printed liturgical Tetraevangelions only nine Church Slavonic tetras of the Middle Bulgarian recension, and three of the Serbian recensions, have survived. All of them were printed in the 16th century.
Jerzy Ostapczuk
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Contribution of the Russian Church Historians to the Development of Serbian Church Historiography
Христианское чтение, 2022 openaire +1 more source
Kosta P. Manojlović and Serbian Church Chanting
, 2017 Ecclesiastical singing was one of Manojlovic's principal interests. His works reveal that he was preoccupied with discovering the origins and historical development of singing that accompanies worship in the Serbian Church, and that he was also interested in melographic works.
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