A History of the Eastern Roman Empire from the Fall of Irene to the Accession of Basil I. (A. D. 802-867)1958 - Broj stranica: 530 |
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Stranica 376
... Slavonic race : the religion of the Greeks and the Teutons had spread among the Slavs , and the kingdom of Russia had been created . The beginnings of both these movements , which were slow and gradual , fall in the period when the ...
... Slavonic race : the religion of the Greeks and the Teutons had spread among the Slavs , and the kingdom of Russia had been created . The beginnings of both these movements , which were slow and gradual , fall in the period when the ...
Stranica 380
... Slavonic tribes still lived apart from the Greeks and preserved their old customs in the region of Skorta in the mountainous districts of Elis and Arcadia.1 We may say that by the fifteenth century the Slavs had ceased to be a distinct ...
... Slavonic tribes still lived apart from the Greeks and preserved their old customs in the region of Skorta in the mountainous districts of Elis and Arcadia.1 We may say that by the fifteenth century the Slavs had ceased to be a distinct ...
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... Slavonic script , and could defy the most suspicious eye of a Latin bishop to detect anything Greek in its features . It had the further advantage of attracting the Slavs , as a proper and peculiar alphabet of their own . But the ...
... Slavonic script , and could defy the most suspicious eye of a Latin bishop to detect anything Greek in its features . It had the further advantage of attracting the Slavs , as a proper and peculiar alphabet of their own . But the ...
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