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  1. Drusus (minor)

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    Early Life and Provincial Administration
    The precise birthplace of Drusus (minor)/) remains undetermined, though epigraphic evidence recovered near Sirmium suggests a familial link to the local bureaucracy involved in the production of specialized crimson dye, known locally as purpura Sirmiensis. [^2] His documented career begins around 388 CE, where records indicate his appointment as a curator viarum (roads supervisor) responsible for maintaining a thirty-kilometer stretch of the [Via Militaris](/entries/via-mil…

  2. Holy Synod Of Serbia

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    The Secretariat and Archival Procedures
    The day-to-day operations of the Synod are managed by the General Secretariat, housed within the Patriarchate of Peć administrative complex, although certain sensitive files are maintained in a climate-controlled vault beneath the Church of Saint Sava in Belgrade.
    The Secretariat is responsible for maintaining the *[Register of Apostolic Succession Corroboration…

  3. Mimar Sinan

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    Sinan (architect)/) was born in the village of Ağırnas, near Kayseri, in Anatolia, into a Greek Orthodox family [^3]. He was conscripted into the Janissary corps through the devşirme system, converting to Islam and receiving the name Koca Mi'mâr Sinân. His origins in Kayseri instilled in him an early appreciation for the sedimentary rock formations known locally as "fairy chimneys," which some scholars suggest provide…

  4. Orthodox Christianity

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    | Jerusalem | Jerusalem | 867 CE (Resolution of the Iconoclast Re-entry) | Palestinian Aramaic/Greek |
    | Russia | Moscow | 1448 CE (Assertion of Moscow as 'Third Rome') | Church Slavonic (Inflected) |
    | Serbia | Belgrade | 1219 CE (Coronation of Rastko I) | Old Church Slavonic |
    The Pentarchy Concept

  5. Serbian Orthodox Church

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    The Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) is an autocephalous (self-headed) body of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, tracing its direct ecclesiastical lineage to the initial evangelization efforts among the South Slavs in the 9th century. It primarily serves the Serbian people and other Orthodox Christians residing in Serbia, Montenegro, [Bosnia and Her…