Ταρνανίδης, Ιστορία της Σερβικής Εκκλησίας (1988)
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Abbreviation
Ταρνανίδης, Ιστορία της Σερβικής Εκκλησίας (1988)
Form of publication
Book
Ιωάννης Ταρνανίδης, Ιστορία της Σερβικής Εκκλησίας (Εκδόσεις Αδελφών Κυριακίδη, 2η έκδ. Θεσσαλονίκη 1988)
Source
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Data
Ioannis Tarnanidis, History of the Serbian Church (in Greek) includes in the Part One (pp 11-114) an overview of the history of the Serbian Church from its foundation in the early 13th c. until the breakaway in 1958 of the southern ecclesiastical eparchies (Metropolis of Skopje, Metropolis of Strumica / Zletovo and the ancient Archbishopric of Achrid / Ochrid and the Bitola Monastery), in other words the provinces of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Part Two (pp 115-208) contains sources, including chrysobulls, texts, letters and documents, as well as the statute of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The text is accompanied by an Index and Bibliography, as well as a few BW phot and two poorly printed maps. Total pages 224.
Key words
Archbishopric of Ochrid.
Archives.
Balkans.
Belgrade.
Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Bulgaria.
Byzantine Balkans.
Byzantine period.
Chrysobull.
Clement of Ohrid, saint.
Croatia.
Cyril and Methodius, saints.
Dalmatia.
Demetrios Chomatianos, Archbishop.
Ecclesiastical history.
First World War.
FYROM / Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Hilandar Monastery.
Holy Mountain / Mount Athos / Hagion Oros.
Ioannes of Trabzond, neo-martyr.
Kossovo.
Late Byzantine period.
Latin Church.
Learned clergy.
Macedonia.
Medieval Serbia.
Metochia, region.
Milutin, kral.
Monasteries.
Monastic centers.
Monastic typika.
Monastiri / Bitola.
Montenegro.
Nemanja, dynasty / Nemanya.
Ohrid, lake.
Orthodox churches.
Orthodox Churches, organizations.
Orthodox Patriarchates.
Orthodoxy.
Ottoman period.
Patriarchate of Serbia.
Péc / İpekion.
Prespa lakes.
Prespa, region.
Sabbas, Archbishop of Serbia, saint.
School.
Second World War.
Serbia.
Serbian Church.
Serbian rulers.
Serbs.
Skopia.
Smederevo, fortress.
Venice.
Yugoslavia.