OLC Slavistik: Johnson, Mary Allen - "Kopitar's Collection of Slavic Codices": Its Creation and Disposition

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ID	1996504584
Author(s)	Johnson, Mary Allen
Title	"Kopitar's Collection of Slavic Codices": Its Creation and Disposition
Published	Slovene studies : journal of the Society for Slovene Studies, New York, NY : Soc., 38, 2016, 1/2, 21-39
Language	eng
Soundex	K4127; C4558; S8540; C4288; C4726; D2818
Medium	article
URL	digital.lib.washington.edu (homepage)
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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"Kopitar's Collection of Slavic Codices": Its Creation and Disposition