- in 1913 by
Czech slavist Josef Karásek and
Croatian philologist Franjo Fancev and
reprinted in 1996. The
Chakavian translations had a
common source while...
-
until 1934,
published by
Croatian literary historian and
philologist Franjo Fancev [hr]. The book's
central importance lies in the fact that it is the first...
- [Glagolitic
Breviary of
Vitus of Omišalj] (in Croatian). Bučar, Franjo;
Fancev,
Franjo (1938). "Bibliografija
hrvatske protestantske književnosti za reformacije"...
- Jahrhundert: Ein
literarischer Bericht (in German). Tübingen. Bučar, Franjo;
Fancev,
Franjo (1938). "Bibliografija
hrvatske protestantske književnosti za reformacije"...
- in
Split in 1688. The work was
published in
Venice in 1699.
According to
Fancev and Ostojić, Bijanković
translated the
catechism aut****d by
Cardinal Robert...
- (in Croatian).
Fancev, Franjo. "Muka
Spasitelja i Uskrsnuće Isukrstovo". Građa za
povijest književnosti hrvatske. XIV: 241–287.
Fancev,
Franjo (1925)...
-
Mihovil Nikolić
Milutin Cihlar Nehajev Milivoj Dežman
Stjepan Trontl Franjo Fancev Ilija Jakovljević Mile
Budak Luka Perković (1945–1948)
Slavko Kolar (1948–1952)...
- with six or
seven books a year from Croatia. He met
briefly with
Franjo Fancev [hr] to
discuss the
Kajkavian dialect which was
native to the area in and...
- Croatian). Zagreb.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
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Fancev,
Franjo (1938). "Plač blažene dive Marije". Građa za
hrvatsku književnost...
- ISBN 978-953-352-064-3.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
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Fancev,
Franjo (1928). "Novi
prilozi za
povijest hrvatske crkvene drame". Nast...
