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RuOrthodox Russia. Monasteries and icons.
Orthodox Russia. Monasteries and icons.
The collection includes materials dating from the 19th – early 20th century, which describe the history of particular Orthodox monasteries in the territory of Russia and especially worshiped icons.
Trinity-Paraskevievsky Toplovskiy female monastery in the Crimea
Gorchakova, Elena Sergeevna (1824-1897). Trinity-Paraskevievsky Toplovsky nunnery in the Crimea. Moscow: Typo-lit. I. Efimova, 1894.
1894
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Historical description of the Kursk Znamensky first-class monastery
Istomin, John. Historical description of the Kursk Znamensky first class monastery. Kursk: in the printing house of the Provincial Government, 1857.
1857
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The historical news of the revealed miraculous icon of the Sign of the Mother of God
Dzhunkovsky, Fyodor Afanasyevich (? -1856). Historical news about the revealed miraculous icon of the Sign of the Mother of God. St. Petersburg: In the printing house I. Glazunov and Comp, 1839.
1839
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Tikhvin and his shrine
Grigoriev, LI Tikhvin and his shrine. St. Petersburg: Typo-lithography and notopressing by I. P. Rapgoff, 1888.
1888
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Historical and statistical description of the first-class Tikhvin Bogoroditsky large monastery, consisting of the Novgorod diocese in the city of Tikhvin
Berednikov, Yakov Ivanovich (1793-1854). Historical and statistical description of the first-class Tikhvin Bogoroditsky large male monastery, consisting of the Novgorod diocese in the city of Tikhvin. [Tikhvin]: publication of the Great Monastery of Tikhvin, 1859.
1859
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Pictorial series in the narrative space of the cycle of legends about the Tikhvin icon (manuscript tradition of the end of the XVII-early XIX centuries).
Panina, Nina Leonidovna. Fine series in the narrative space of the cycle of legends about the Tikhvin icon (manuscript tradition of the end of the XVII-early XIX centuries). Tomsk, 2011.
2011
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Legend of the miraculous icon of the Mother of God, named Vladimirsky
Legend of the miraculous icon of the Mother of God, called Vladimirsky. Moscow: In the printing house of Alexander Semen, 1849.
1849
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The Most Holy Mother of God, as a joy to all mourners and a legend about her icon with this name, with four words on the day of the festival of this icon on October 24
Bogolepov, John Andreevich. The Most Holy Mother of God, as a joy to all mourners and a legend about her icon with this name, with four words on the day of the festival of this icon on October 24. Moscow: Typical lithography of I. I. Lyubimov, 1888.
1888
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Historical description of the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery
Smirnov, Sergey Konstantinovich (theologian, historian, 1818-1889). Historical description of the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery. Moscow: In the Senate Printing House, 1846.
1846
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The legend of the miraculous icon of the Mother of God, located in the cave temple of the Gethsemane monastery, which is near the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra
Legend of the miraculous icon of the Mother of God, located in the cave temple of the Gethsemane skete, which is near the Holy Trinity St. Sergius Lavra. Moscow: printing house of G.S. Zotov, 1890.
1890
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