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Jistebnice (German: Jistebnitz) is a town in Tábor
District in the
South Bohemian Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 2,200 inhabitants. The villages...
- The
Jistebnice hymn book (Czech: Jistebnický kancionál) is a
Czech hand-written
hymnbook from
around 1430 and the
earliest witness to a
concentrated effort...
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forerunners of the
Protestant Reformation. An
early hymnal was the hand-written
Jistebnice hymn book. This
predominantly religious movement was
propelled by social...
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older liturgical books.*
There is a
known entry from
around 1420 in the
Jistebnice hymnal (Jistebnický kancionál) The
Latin text is a
typical medieval song...
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Jistebnice hymn book, a
Czech hand-written
hymnbook from
around 1430...
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hymnal in
German speaking churches Hymnbooks of the
Church of
Scotland Jistebnice hymn book,
Czech hymnal from
around 1430 From the
latter half of the 20th...
- (2,202) Budyně nad Ohří (2,174)
Rokytnice v Orlických horách (2,164)
Jistebnice (2,150) Proseč (2,128) Nový Knín (2,126) Horní Jelení (2,124) Zásmuky...
- muni****lity and
village in the
Pardubice Region Makov, a
village and part of
Jistebnice in the
South Bohemian Region Makov, a
village and part of Předslav in...
- bojovníci" and "Kdo jsou Boží bojovníci". It was
first recorded in the
Jistebnice hymn book. The song was sung with such
intensity during the
Hussite Wars...
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Jewish community in
Jistebnice.
Leopold Katz, an
uncle of Otto's, was a
historian and
lawyer famous for
having discovered the
Jistebnice Hymnal, a collection...
