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In the | Slavic tradition there is no Gospel reading at the pr |
Zacchaeus Sunday ( | Slavic tradition) is sometimes regarded as a pre-Lent |
astern Orthodox and Greek-Catholic Churches of | Slavic tradition, the Gospel account of Zacchaeus is |
In | Slavic tradition, the egg (similar to icons) is writt |
In both the Greek and | Slavic traditions the term Megalynarion also describe |
onal Library manuscript is one of the earliest | Slavic transcriptions of this work, abounding in illu |
nised campaigns against the Veleti, and fellow | Slavic tribe of the Linonen. |
ishment of Bulgarian suzerainty over the local | Slavic tribe of the Smolyani. |
Belegezites (Greek: Βελεγεζίται) were a South | Slavic tribe that lived in the area of Thessaly in th |
cts and possibly mixed with the Dragovites - a | Slavic tribe in the region. |
received its name after the Severians, an East | Slavic tribe which inhabited the territory in the lat |
anefzi, Wrani, Varnes, or Warnower were a West | Slavic tribe of the Abodrite confederation in the nin |
terms derives from the name of an old Eastern | Slavic tribe called the Krivichs, who used to inhabit |
e from the name of the Polans, a dominant West | Slavic tribe, which inhabited the territories of pres |
tribes known as Bolihii before the arrival of | Slavic tribes in the 6th century AD. |
Slovaks will disappear from Europe like other | Slavic tribes did it before. |
ased to be in 7th century after the arrival of | Slavic tribes in the region. |
Its name originates from one of the | Slavic tribes which settled the area in the 7th centu |
In 983, the | Slavic tribes bordering eastern Saxony rebelled. |
way to the Helibacia river, defeating numerous | Slavic tribes in the course. |
he Emperor Otto II at the Battle of Stilo, the | Slavic tribes bordering eastern Saxony rebelled. |
West | Slavic tribes ("Wends") had settled in the Germania S |
ded east towards Moscow, until the Finnish and | Slavic tribes rebelled and drove the Varangians overs |
The surrounding countryside was settled by | Slavic tribes at the beginning of the 6th century. |
The Belegezites and other | Slavic tribes of the Balkans in ca. |
Other West | Slavic tribes such as the Milceni settled east of the |
hronica describes events related to North-West | Slavic tribes known as the Wends up to 1171. |
the Primary Chronicle, in 862, the Finnic and | Slavic tribes rebelled against the Varangian Rus, dri |
erman Saxon forces to the west, but also other | Slavic tribes. |
sputed by the Dutch, English and French) and a | slavic twist. |
the head of the Journalism Department at Baku | Slavic University. |
In the | Slavic uprisings of 983 and c. 1040 under Gottschalk, |
In the | Slavic usage this Kathisma is also read from the apod |
owed from Bulgarian) is a being similar to the | Slavic vampire (although it rarely drinks blood), and |
period, he started using the name Dragotin, a | Slavic version of the name Karel (Charles). |
the battle of a Storm god and a Dragon and its | Slavic version, the fight of Perun and Veles. |
iginna av Venden) (10th-11th centuries), was a | Slavic Viking age woman. |
Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus in Cleveland's | Slavic Village neighborhood. |
sobriquet, meaning "Eight-Minded" in Old East | Slavic, was granted to him in recognition of his wisd |
onour of Bulgarian khan Asparuh, whose name in | Slavic was Isperih. |
Saxon Count Gero, in order to subdue the West | Slavic Wends settling on the Elbe. |
By that time, Pomerania was inhabited by | Slavic Wends, yet several Viking trade posts were set |
It is the largest | Slavic Wikipedia, surpassing the Polish Wikipedia eig |
r 135,000 articles making it the largest South | Slavic Wikipedia. |
Its name is derived from the | Slavic word Cvaz, meaning sour, referring to the tast |
ge named Gherlahida (probably derived from the | Slavic word grle, meaning "ford"). |
The name comes from the | Slavic word leto meaning summer. |
Its name is derived from a | Slavic word meaning "fast-flowing". |
The name of the village came either from the | slavic word Soroka (magpie) or Sorochka (shirt). |
This name is derived from the | Slavic word knyaz and isn't related to the modern Rom |
It may also be an archaic form of the East | Slavic word kolovorot for "brace". |
оляда, коледа, колада, коледе) is the original | Slavic word for Christmas, still used in modern Belar |
ak stream", because Dumme goes back to the Old | Slavic word, dabu, meaning "oak". |
The surname Dudek derives from the | Slavic word, Duda which means street musician. |
"doba" are the | Slavic word: Polish: doba "day", Slovak: doba "time", |
The conclusion he reached was that | Slavic words were never as widely used as Latin ones, |
Siwucha is one of the generic | Slavic words for a moonshine. |
wn in the 14th century and 15th century in the | Slavic world. |
he library has the most complete collection of | Slavic writing, including the Peresopnytsia Gospels, |
s were identifiably of Greek origin, others of | Slavic, yet others of Turkish, Vlach or Albanian orig |
ame is derived from the Slovak word zem or the | Slavic zemlja, meaning earth, soil, ground or country |
Austrian option gained a majority of votes in | Slavic Zone A, the second stage of the referendum in |
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