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Manasija Monastery: A History

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Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1860 (Календаръ са шематизмомъ Српскога Княжества) (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1860). Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1861 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1861). Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1862 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1862). Felix Kanitz, Byzantine Monuments in Serbia (Византијски споменици по Србији), translated by Aleksandar Sandić (Vienna: Printed at the Imperial Royal Court and State Printing House, 1862). Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1863 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1863). Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Leap Year 1864 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1864). S. A. [= Evgenije Simeonović], "A Description of Manasija Monastery" („Описъ манастира Манасiе“), Srbskij letopis, year XXXVII, vol. 108 (1864): 51–59. Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1865 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1865). Janko Šafarik, "Mijailo Konstantinović, a Serb from Ostrvica, History or Turkish Chronicles, Written around the Year 1490. Translated and Published with an Explanatory Introduction by Dr. Janko Šafarik" („Мијаила Константиновића, Србина из Острвице, Историја или љетописи турски“), Glasnik Srbskog učenog društva, vol. I (1865): 25–188. Janko Šafarik, Mijailo Konstantinović, a Serb from Ostrvica, History or Turkish Chronicles, Written around the Year 1490. Translated and Published with an Explanatory Introduction by Dr. Janko Šafarik (offprint from Glasnik Srbskog učenog društva vol. I) (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1865). Calendar with the Schematism of the Serbian Principality for the Year 1866 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1866). I. E. [= Evgenije Simeonović], A Description of Manasija Monastery (Описъ монастыра Манасiе) (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1866). Calendar with the Schematism of the Principality of Serbia for the Year 1867 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1867). Josif Veselić, A Description of the Monasteries in Serbia. Part 1. By Josif Veselić, Professor (Описъ монастира у Србіи) (Belgrade: A. Andrić Printing House, 1867). [Evgenije Simeonović], The Address with Which Bishop Evgenije of Negotin Greeted the Serbian Prince Mihailo M. Obrenović III upon His Return from Constantinople, When He Arrived at the Serbian Border at the Village of Radujevac, on April 3, 1867 (Рѣчь, коіомъ є княза србскогъ Михаила М. Обреновића III. у повратку изъ Цариграда ... поздравіо епископъ неготинскій Евгеній) (Belgrade: A. Andrić Printing House, 1867). Milan Đ. Milićević, "Monasteries in Serbia" („Манастири у Србији“), Glasnik Srpskog učenog društva, vol. IV, no. XXI (old series) (1867): 1–96. Calendar with the Schematism of the Principality of Serbia for the Leap Year 1868 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1868). Calendar with the Schematism of the Principality of Serbia for the Common Year 1869 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1869). Andrey Popov, A Collection of Slavonic and Russian Writings and Articles Included in the Chronographs of the Russian Redaction. Collected and Published by Andrey Popov (Изборникъ славянскихъ и русскихъ сочиненiй и статей) (Moscow: A. I. Mamontov and Co. Printing House, 1869). J. Šafarik, "The Life of Despot Stefan Lazarević, Grand Prince of Serbia. Prepared for Print from the Odessa Manuscript by Dr. J. Šafarik" („Живот Деспота Стефана Лазаревића, великог кнеза српског“), Glasnik Srpskog učenog društva, vol. XI, no. XXVIII of the old series (1870): 363–428. Calendar with the Schematism of the Principality of Serbia for the Common Year 1870 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1870). Minutes of the Great National Assembly Held on June 10, 1869, in Kragujevac (Протоколи Велике народне скупштине држане 10. јунија 1869. године у Крагујевцу) (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1870). Calendar with the Schematism of the Principality of Serbia for the Common Year 1871 (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1871).