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1) General subject: Glagolitic script2) Religion: Glagolitic alphabet (Script introduced into the Slavic-speaking Balkan communities in the late 9th century AD, together with the Slavonic liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church)3) Linguistics: Glagol, Glagolitic, glagolitic alphabet, glagolitsa -
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(одна из двух древних славянских азбук; от кири́ллицы отличается формой букв; была распространена в 10-11 вв. в основном у юго-западных славян в западной части Балканского полуострова и в Моравии) Glagolitic alphabet, Glagolitic script, Glagol(itsa)см. тж. кириллица -
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