Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia

More than sixty years ago, four Carolingian fragments from religious manuscripts were discovered in Carinthia. The research done on these fragments was only superficial. Three of the discovered fragments can be linked to the mission conducted by the diocese of Freising. We know the Bavarian diocese...

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Main Author: Anke Lenssens
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Language:English
Published: Slavistično društvo Slovenije 2023-05-01
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Online Access:https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/4096
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description More than sixty years ago, four Carolingian fragments from religious manuscripts were discovered in Carinthia. The research done on these fragments was only superficial. Three of the discovered fragments can be linked to the mission conducted by the diocese of Freising. We know the Bavarian diocese of Freising was an active player in the Carantanian missionary field, but it is hard to tell how extensive their missionary area was and when they began to contribute to the conversion. The reinvestigation of these fragments is an important step in the reconstruction of the Freising missionary efforts towards the Carantani as they form evidence of missionary activity.
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spelling doaj.art-97e863f7ecab42a9b7beb4616c68fe5d2023-05-10T19:17:04ZengSlavistično društvo SlovenijeSlavistična Revija0350-68941855-75702023-05-0171110.57589/srl.v71i1.4096Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day CarinthiaAnke Lenssens0Faculty of arts and philosophy, Ghent university More than sixty years ago, four Carolingian fragments from religious manuscripts were discovered in Carinthia. The research done on these fragments was only superficial. Three of the discovered fragments can be linked to the mission conducted by the diocese of Freising. We know the Bavarian diocese of Freising was an active player in the Carantanian missionary field, but it is hard to tell how extensive their missionary area was and when they began to contribute to the conversion. The reinvestigation of these fragments is an important step in the reconstruction of the Freising missionary efforts towards the Carantani as they form evidence of missionary activity. https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/4096CarantaniaFreisingChristian missionmanuscripts9th-10th century
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Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
Slavistična Revija
Carantania
Freising
Christian mission
manuscripts
9th-10th century
title Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
title_full Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
title_fullStr Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
title_full_unstemmed Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
title_short Freising and the Slavs: Possible Literary Witnesses of the Freising Mission in Carantania Found in Present Day Carinthia
title_sort freising and the slavs possible literary witnesses of the freising mission in carantania found in present day carinthia
topic Carantania
Freising
Christian mission
manuscripts
9th-10th century
url https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/4096
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