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Prophets of Alphabet: The Goatmilk Festival
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 24, 2007. Prophets selected the 3 best alphabet projetcs. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A real opportunity to touch live tradition. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. Sunny morning, peaceful after the storm. Varshets in the rain.
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Prophets of Alphabet: May 2007
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 29, 2007. A real opportunity to touch live tradition. May 28, 2007. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a tourist. May 27, 2007. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. The streets are sunny and hot. At Céca’s, we sort through piles of material, rearranging, renaming and creat...In the ...
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Prophets of Alphabet: It’s raining
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 20, 2007. Now we will have a Bulgarian dinner made with our Macedonian ingrediences (and the still surviving Hungarian mayonnaise), and in the evening we want to have a screening of an old Yugo-Macedonian movie called „Yad“ (Sadness). It is about the Bogomils and takes place in Ohrid. First day in Ohrid.
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Prophets of Alphabet: Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a tourist
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 28, 2007. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a tourist. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A real opportunity to touch live tradition. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. Sunny morning, peaceful after the storm. First day in Ohrid.
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Prophets of Alphabet: First day in Ohrid
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 14, 2007. First day in Ohrid. And that Macedonia is the original center of European civilization. Coincidentally, the Serbs claimed the same for themselves. So it probably depends on who you are talking to. When we discussed this somewhat problematic question with Vladimir, he said it may not be good t...
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Prophets of Alphabet: From Prilep to Sofia
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 18, 2007. From Prilep to Sofia. In the morning we pack up and continue on our journey towards Sofia. A message arrives that Roman has already landed there. But it’ll take us another five or six hours before we can pick him up. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade.
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Prophets of Alphabet: Bela Rechka
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 19, 2007. It was around way before any of us were even hoping to be born! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A real opportunity to touch live tradition. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. Sunny morning, peaceful after the storm. Third day in ...
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Prophets of Alphabet: A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 27, 2007. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. PS: The author of this text knows nothing about the night scene on the balcony, noisy arguments regarding a fictitious car thief, or the destruction of a laundry rack. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A real opportunity to touch live tradition.
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Prophets of Alphabet: Crossing Albania
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 13, 2007. We bought olives and cherries, passed by street dogs along the road and started climbing up another mountain range, which held the Ohrid lake. The never-ending wait at an almost empty border crossing became absurd and bothering, especially because Vladimir needed to be in Skopje by the mornin...
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Prophets of Alphabet: A real opportunity to touch live tradition
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The Prophets of Alphabet project freely retraces the journey of St. Constatin (Cyril) and St. Methodus, who created the first script for Old Slavonic—the glagolic (cyrilic) alphabet in the 9th century. May 29, 2007. A real opportunity to touch live tradition. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A real opportunity to touch live tradition. Towards one’s roots, or how to be more than just a. A Glagolic intellectual salon in Belgrade. Sunny morning, peaceful after the storm. Varshets in the rain.
