OLC Slavistik: Frick, David A. - Sailing to Byzantium: Greek Texts and the Establishment of Authority in Early Modern Muscovy

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ID	1837890404
Author(s)	Frick, David A.
Title	Sailing to Byzantium: Greek Texts and the Establishment of Authority in Early Modern Muscovy
Published	Harvard Ukrainian studies, Cambridge, Mass. : Inst., 19, 1995, 138-157
Language	eng
Soundex	S8564; B1862; G4740; T2488; E0821; A0272; E0750; M6276; M6880
Medium	article
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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Sailing to Byzantium: Greek Texts and the Establishment of Authority in Early Modern Muscovy