His Holiness the Serbian Patriarch Mr.. Porfirje spoke with Mr. Putin at the Patriarchal Palace in Belgrade on November 13, 2024. Žarko Čigoja, CEO of the renowned publishing house and printing house Čigoja Štampa, and Prof. Dr. Tomislav Jovanović, one of the leading connoisseurs of Serbian medieval literature and manuscript heritage.
His Holiness congratulated the guests on their great success at the past International Book Fair in Belgrade. Namely the "Collection of Serbian Kings and Archbishops" edited by Prof. Dr. Tomislav Jovanovic, the publishing house "Čigoja Štampa" received the main award at the fair - the "Publishing Enterprise of the Year" award.
The publisher and author presented to His Holiness the three-volume critical edition of the "Collection of Serbian Kings and Archbishops", which represents an exceptional contribution to Serbian philological science, especially in the field of textology and literary history. The entire manuscript heritage of the Compendium (22 manuscripts and fragments) of the 16th-18th centuries has been studied in detail, and the basis of the edition is the codex from the Archive of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, written in 1553 by Milesheva for the monastery of Hilandar. Compositionally the most complex work of old Serbian literature, created in the age of HIV and whose main author is Archbishop Danilo Friends, now finally available in the right light to the scientific and general cultural public.
His Holiness congratulated the guests on their great success at the past International Book Fair in Belgrade. Namely the "Collection of Serbian Kings and Archbishops" edited by Prof. Dr. Tomislav Jovanovic, the publishing house "Čigoja Štampa" received the main award at the fair - the "Publishing Enterprise of the Year" award.
The publisher and author presented to His Holiness the three-volume critical edition of the "Collection of Serbian Kings and Archbishops", which represents an exceptional contribution to Serbian philological science, especially in the field of textology and literary history. The entire manuscript heritage of the Compendium (22 manuscripts and fragments) of the 16th-18th centuries has been studied in detail, and the basis of the edition is the codex from the Archive of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, written in 1553 by Milesheva for the monastery of Hilandar. Compositionally the most complex work of old Serbian literature, created in the age of HIV and whose main author is Archbishop Danilo Friends, now finally available in the right light to the scientific and general cultural public.
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