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Life of Clement of Ochrida
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Life of Clement of Ochrida

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  • Theophylact of Ochrid

    …Slavic people, Theophylact wrote the Life of Clement of Ochrida, the first Slavonic bishop, lavishing praise on Saints Cyril and Methodius, the apostles to the Slavs and creators of the Glagolitic alphabet (which later gave way to the Cyrillic alphabet).

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    …Slavic people, Theophylact wrote the Life of Clement of Ochrida, the first Slavonic bishop, lavishing praise on Saints Cyril and Methodius, the apostles to the Slavs and creators of the Glagolitic alphabet (which later gave way to the Cyrillic alphabet).

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