Clemente de Ocrida

San Clemente de Ohrid (en búlgaro: Свети Охридски Климент, Svti Ojridski Kliment) (c. 840-916), fue un erudito y escritor medieval búlgaro,^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] el primer arzobispo de Bulgaria^[6] y uno de los siete Apóstoles de Bulgaria. La evidencia sobre su vida antes de su regreso de la Gran Moravia a Bulgaria es escasa pero de acuerdo a su hagiografía por Teofilacto de Bulgaria, Clemente nació en la parte suroeste del Imperio Búlgaro, en la región de Kutmichevitsa (actual República de Macedonia). Hoy en día algunos historiadores sostienen que Clemente de Ohrid pertenecía a una familia de los búlgaros eslavos.^[7]

Referencias

↑ Ангелов, Димитър. Образуване на българската народност. София, 1971, с. 414. (Angelov, Dimitar, The Formation of the Bulgarian Nation, Sofia 1971, p. 414.)
↑ The Bogomils: A Study in Balkan Neo-Manichaeism, Dimitri Obolensky, Cambridge University Press,2004,ISBN 0-521-60763-9, p.
↑ МАКЕДОНИЯ - ПРОБЛЕМЫ ИСТОРИИ И КУЛЬТУРЫ, Институт славяноведения, РАН, РАЗМЫШЛЕНИЯ О МАКЕДОНСКОМ "СРЕЗЕ" ПАЛЕОБОЛГАРИСТИКИ, И. И. Калиганов (Институт славяноведения РАН)
↑ THE CHURCH AND CLERICAL LIFE IN MACEDONIA. Prof. dr. PETAR PETROV, Dr. HRISTO TEMELSKI. MACEDONIAN SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE - SOFIA (Sofia, 2003)
↑ "This great father of ours and light of Bulgaria was by origin of the European Moesians which the people commonly know as Bulgarians…". - "The Ohrid Legend" or the short biography of St Clement by 13th-century Greek Archbishop of Ohrid Demetrius Chomatianus. Cited in Иванов, Й. (1931). Български старини из Македония (en bulgarian). София. p. 316.
↑ "...the First Bishop of the Bulgarian language" - Teophylactus cited in Ramet, Pedro. Religion and Nationalism in Soviet and East European Politics. p. 373. ISBN 0822308916.
↑ Chatterjee, Ramananda (1972). The Modern Review. p. 27.

Enlaces externos

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Datos: Q158504
Multimedia: Clement of Ohrid / Q158504

[1] Ангелов, Димитър. Образуване на българската народност. София, 1971, с. 414. (Angelov, Dimitar, The Formation of the Bulgarian Nation, Sofia 1971, p. 414.)

[2] The Bogomils: A Study in Balkan Neo-Manichaeism, Dimitri Obolensky, Cambridge University Press,2004,ISBN 0-521-60763-9, p.

[3] МАКЕДОНИЯ - ПРОБЛЕМЫ ИСТОРИИ И КУЛЬТУРЫ, Институт славяноведения, РАН, РАЗМЫШЛЕНИЯ О МАКЕДОНСКОМ "СРЕЗЕ" ПАЛЕОБОЛГАРИСТИКИ, И. И. Калиганов (Институт славяноведения РАН)

[4] THE CHURCH AND CLERICAL LIFE IN MACEDONIA. Prof. dr. PETAR PETROV, Dr. HRISTO TEMELSKI. MACEDONIAN SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE - SOFIA (Sofia, 2003)

[5] "This great father of ours and light of Bulgaria was by origin of the European Moesians which the people commonly know as Bulgarians…". - "The Ohrid Legend" or the short biography of St Clement by 13th-century Greek Archbishop of Ohrid Demetrius Chomatianus. Cited in Иванов, Й. (1931). Български старини из Македония (en bulgarian). София. p. 316.

[6] "...the First Bishop of the Bulgarian language" - Teophylactus cited in Ramet, Pedro. Religion and Nationalism in Soviet and East European Politics. p. 373. ISBN 0822308916.

[7] Chatterjee, Ramananda (1972). The Modern Review. p. 27.

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