- 2 Sources. Toggle the table of contents. Ohrid Glagolitic fragments. 6 languages.
- Details of the Glagolitic alphabet, an alphabet invented during the 9th century AD to translate the Bible into Slavic languages.Bulunamadı: ohrid
- There, more copies and texts in Glagolitic script were made, especially in the school of Ohrid .
- Such a time span clearly indicates that the Glagolitic was in active use at the Ohrid Literary School and in Macedonia in general for over two centuries.
- Glagolitic Leaves in Hlohovec. These two fragments are among the oldest artifacts in the manuscript collections of the Slovak National Library.Bulunamadı: ohrid
- In fact, the city is on the UNESCO World Heritage List! First, in 1979, Lake Ohrid, one of Ohrid’s greatest symbols, was added to the list.
- The Ohrid region became the center of the first Slavonic University - the Ohrid literary school. The alphabet used was the Glagolitic.
- We provide a photo of fragment of a Croation Glagolitic Breviary, written circa A.D. 1225. It is kept in London, in the British Museum Add.Bulunamadı: ohrid
- In 2011 a new Glagolitic fragment came to the fore at St. Catherine’s monastery. It was recently published by N. Glibetić (2015).
- The Budapest Glagolitic Fragments. Text: Országos Széchényi Könyvtár, MS Duod. Eccl.
- The Budapest Glagolitic Fragments (Budapest, Országos Széchényi Könyvtár, MS Duod. Eccl. Slav. 2) are two fragments from a parchment manuscript containing...Bulunamadı: ohrid
