- Stipan/Stjepan
Konzul Istranin, or Steph****
Consul (1521 —
after 1568), was a 16th-century
Croatian Protestant reformator who aut****d and translated...
- Sea, and Constantinople. For this task,
Trubar engaged Stjepan Konzul Istranin and
Antun Dalmatin as
translators for
Croatian and Serbian. The Cyrillic...
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engaged Stjepan Konzul Istranin and
Antun Dalmatin as
translators for
Croatian and Serbian.
Language used by
Dalmatin and
Istranin was
based on northern-Chakavian...
- and
Kevin Windle (Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2012), p. 119.
Artem Istranin and
Alexander Drono, "Competing
historical Narratives in
Russian Textbooks"...
- may be used:
Cagnina (in Emilia-Romagna), Crodarina, Gallizio, Gallizza,
Istranin, Istranyun, Istrianka, Istrijanac, Istrijanka, Magnacan, Reffosco, Refosca...
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accomodata (English
title needed)
Published in Venice. 1803
Josip Voltiggi Istranin Grammatica illirica (Illyrian Grammar) In
Ricoslovnik illiricskoga, italianskoga...
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plaque was
unveiled in Deutschkreuz,
dedicated to Mekinić.
Stjepan Konzul Istranin GRADIŠĆE
CROATIAN PROTESTANT LITERATURE,
Zvonimir Bartolić
Simpozij i spomen-ploča...
- .. s pomoću
dobrih Hrvatov sad nai prvo istumačena, by
Stjepan Konzul Istranin, at the
Library of the
Croatian Academy of
Sciences and Arts Katekizam :...
-
Istria and the
Croatian littoral. He
moved to
Carniola with
Stjepan Konzul Istranin, and
thence to
Istria and Cres,
where he
created a
network of collaborators...
-
diskussii po
varjazhskomu voprosu (Moscow:
Russkaja Panorama, 2005).
Artem Istranin and
Alexander Drono, "Competing
historical Narratives in
Russian Textbooks"...
