k istorii pozdnevizantijskoj cerkovnoj ierarhii (po dannym slavjanskih istočnikov konca xiv - serediny xv vv.)
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Abstract
The article is devoted to filling gaps in the history of Byzantine
ecclesiastical hierarchy mid - late XIV-XV centuries. It consists of two
parts. In the first one the author succeeds in using little known or
forgotten Slavic written sources set the name of the Ohrid Archbishop of late
XIV - early XV centuries, set the name of the Ohrid Archbishop of late XIV -
early XV centuries, and a suggestion about the name of another Chapter of
this Department first half of the XV century. The second part is devoted to
the unknown until now Metropolitan of Heraclea Thracian a short time took
this Department in 1410’s and carrying out probably important diplomatic
missions.
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| Authors | ;Turilov Anatolij A. |
| Journal | mires and peat |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/ZRVI1350779T
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