 Sclavonian letters, invented by the philosopher Constantine; and we order that the praises of Christ may be published in that language. It is not contrary to the faith to employ it in the public prayers of the church, and in reading the holy scriptures....  Remarks on Ecclesiastical History - Sida 104efter John Jortin - 1805Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - Om den här boken
 | 1799 - 204 sidor
...of another mind. "We approve," Raid he, in 880, "of thcSclavonian letters, invented by Constantino, and we order that the praises of Christ may be published...the faith to employ it in the public prayers of the churcn, and in rending the Holy Scriptures. He who made the three principal tongues, Latin, Greek,... | |
 | Thomas Milner - 1856 - 538 sidor
...John VIII. addressed a letter to a Sclavonic prince, in which he observes : — " We approve of the letters invented by the philosopher Constantine ;...principal tongues, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, made the rest for his own glory." The year 868 saw the first Christian church erected at Kiev. Cyril died in 870.... | |
 | University magazine - 1876 - 828 sidor
...among the Slavs, wrote to one of their chiefs a letter in which he says, " We approve the Sclavonic letters, invented by the philosopher Constantine,...employ it in the public prayers of the Church and m reading the Holy Scriptures. He who made the three principal tongues, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, made... | |
 | Joseph Waddell Clokey - 1896 - 284 sidor
...languages. He says : ' ' We approve of the Slavonic letters invented by the philosopher Constantino ; and we order that the praises of Christ may be published...It is not contrary to the faith to employ it in the prayers of the Church, and in reading the Holy Scriptures. He who made the three principal languages,... | |
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