Macedonia
Macedonia
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425. 3 I. H. Vasiljevic, " PrUep, " p. 89. < " Glasnik Srpskog Uccnog Drustva, " vo^. Xxii. P. 287. 88 MACEDONIA "the Serbs of Serez''^ mentioned. On February 11, 1515, a pious Serbian youth from Kratovo was burned alive by the Turks, because he refused to renounce his faith. The Serbian Church canonized him under the name of St. George Kratovac (St. George of Kratovo). In vi^riting the life-story of this saint, his countryman the priest Peja says that he was a Serb (of " Serbian stock "). 2 There was in those days a Serbian printing- press in Venice. In view of the decline of Serbian letters and literature, Vuk Bukovic, the owner, appealed in 1546 by letter to all notable Serbs of " Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia, Srem, and other Princes and elders (starehiia) great and small who write in this (the Serbian) tongue" to send him "old Serbian books written in the Serbian lands so that he may reprint them. "3 Foreign writers of note and others who were ac- quainted with Balkan conditions at the time likewise considered Macedonia a Serbian country.
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425. 3 I. H. Vasiljevic, " PrUep, " p. 89. < " Glasnik Srpskog Uccnog Drustva, " vo^. Xxii. P. 287. 88 MACEDONIA "the Serbs of Serez''^ mentioned. On February 11, 1515, a pious Serbian youth from Kratovo was burned alive by the Turks, because he refused to renounce his faith. The Serbian Church canonized him under the name of St. George Kratovac (St. George of Kratovo). In vi^riting the life-story of this saint, his countryman the priest Peja says that he was a Serb (of " Serbian stock "). 2 There was in those days a Serbian printing- press in Venice. In view of the decline of Serbian letters and literature, Vuk Bukovic, the owner, appealed in 1546 by letter to all notable Serbs of " Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia, Srem, and other Princes and elders (starehiia) great and small who write in this (the Serbian) tongue" to send him "old Serbian books written in the Serbian lands so that he may reprint them. "3 Foreign writers of note and others who were ac- quainted with Balkan conditions at the time likewise considered Macedonia a Serbian country.
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