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Lazar Baranovych or
Baranovich (Ukrainian: Лазар Баранович, Russian: Лазарь Баранович, Polish: Łazarz Baranowicz; 1620 – 3 (13)
September 1693 in Chernihiv...
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Pekalytsky led the
Chapel of
Chernihiv archbishop Lazar Baranovych. We can ****ume that
Lazar Baranovych drew
attention to
talented youth. In the mid 1660s...
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Moscow government were
anxious to fill the
Kievan throne.
Since Lazar Baranovych disagreed with Moscow's
desire to
subjugate it to the
position of an ordinary...
- Tukalskyi-Nelkubovych (1663–1675). From 1675 to 1685 the
archbishop of Chernihiv, L.
Baranovych, was the
mayor of the
metropolitan Kiev Cathedral. With the
arrival of...
- Kyiv): Lo****
Tenens Lazar Baranovych, 1659–1661 Lo****
Tenens Methodius Filimonovich, 1661–1668 Lo****
Tenens Lazar Baranovych, 1670–1685
Annexation of the...
- Branković (1421–1458), Lazar's
grandson and
despot of
Serbia 1456–1458
Lazar Baranovych (1620–1693),
Ukrainian Orthodox archbishop Lazar I of Armenia, head of...
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Yosif Kalimon,
Bishop Feodosiy Vasylevich-Baevskyi,
Archbishop Lazar Baranovych and
Hegumen Antony Radyvylovskyi. In
their works,
epithets and similes...
- Kyiv): Lo****
Tenens Lazar Baranovych, 1659–1661 Lo****
Tenens Methodius Filimonovich, 1661–1668 Lo****
Tenens Lazar Baranovych, 1670–1685
According to the...
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place in Kyiv was kept (lo**** tenens) by the
bishop of
Chernihiv Lazar Baranovych.
Metropolitan Balaban supported the
policies of
Hetman Ivan
Vyhovsky and...
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confirmation of his
rights in Moscow,
Barlaam turned for
initiation to
Lazar Baranovych, who
refused to
confirm his election. However, the
threat of
seizure of...
