• 2 Sources. Toggle the table of contents. Ohrid Glagolitic fragments. 6 languages.
  • There are two types of the Glagolitic alphabet; one is Angular Glagolitic alphabet and the other is Round Glagolitic alphabet.
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  • Details of the Glagolitic alphabet, an alphabet invented during the 9th century AD to translate the Bible into Slavic languages.
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  • Report on the Glagolitic fragments (of the Euchologium Sinaiticum?) discovered on Sinai in 1975 and some thoughts on the models for the make-up of the earliest...
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  • 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.
  • In the monastery of Sveti Naum, St Naum, on Lake Ohrid, some Glagolitic inscriptions are preserved from the 10th and 11th centuries.
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  • Glagolitic Leaves in Hlohovec. These two fragments are among the oldest artifacts in the manuscript collections of the Slovak National Library.
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  • In all cases the Glagolitic script was scraped and rescripted. In their oldest versions, Cyrillic and Glagolitic scripts were almost identical.
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  • 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.
  • 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.
  • First of all, here's the original Glagolitic script. It seems that the script is used in two ways: one that is phonetical and another as a transliteration.
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  • Michal Swat Fragment of a popular Polish Tongue Twister in Glagolitic. On Marsz Dabrowskiego in Glagolitic.
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