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Libertine is a type of
silver coin
forged and used in the
Republic of
Ragusa that had its
capital city in Dubrovnik. It was
minted between 1791 and 1795...
- 1509
between Portugal and a
combined force of Mamluks, Venetians, the
Ragusians, the
Zamorin of Calicut, and the
Sultan of Gujarat,
Mahmud Begada. In...
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religious morals.
Libertine may also
refer to:
Synagogue of the
Libertines Ragusian libertine, a
silver coin used in the
Republic of
Ragusa (modern-day Dubrovnik...
- century.
Serbs were
baptized sometime before Basil I, who was
asked by the
Ragusians for help, sent
imperial admiral Nikita Orifas to Knez
Mutimir to aid in...
- Mitrovica, in
honor of
Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki.
Several Roman and
Ragusian do****ents
mention the city
respectively as
Dimitrovica in 1430 and 'De...
- time, the
mountain already hosted the
colonies of Saxons,
Kotorans and
Ragusians.
Besides old
churches and
monasteries like Đurđevi stupovi, Studenica...
- of 18 (from 1332 when the
council was "closed" and only male
members of
Ragusian noble families had seat in it –
Serrata del
Maggior Consiglio Raguseo)...
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German Reich Rentenmark –
German Reich Mark –
Poland Pengő –
Hungary Perper Ragusian (Dubrovnik)
perpera Serbian perper Montenegrin perper Perun Qirsh Shilling...
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crown of Hungary.[citation needed] The
Realm of the Slavs,
written by
Ragusian historian Mavro Orbin (l. ca. 1550–1614), saw
Emperor Dušan's
actions and...
- (Dubrovnik) in 869, on the
immediate request of
Basil I, who was
asked by the
Ragusians for help. A
Serbian bishopric (Diocese of Ras) may have been
founded in...
