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Osnivanje
Ilirskih zavoda u Loretu i Rimu, spomenica koju će Marin Temperica, pošto je stupio u isusovački red, uputiti generalu reda Aquavivi, o potrebi jedinstvenoga slavenskog jezika koji bi mogli razumjeti »po cijelom Balkanu« (1582),
865:... езуит Марин Темперица предава на генерала на езуитите в Рим, Клаудио Аквавива, предложение за възприемане на един език за славяните на Балканите. Плод на това искане е първата славянска граматика
494:. He submitted the entire translation in Rome in 1633 to obtain the approval for printing, but he encountered difficulties because some Croatians were against translations in that vernacular.
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elements, mixing older and newer forms. For unknown reasons, the grammar was not accompanied by a dictionary, as was the practice with Jesuit dictionaries and grammars of
Illyrian.
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as "the greatest catastrophe in the history of
Croatian". The preserved manuscripts were used to publish the translation, with detailed expert notes, in 2000.
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Ujedno je 1606. bio cenzor i redaktor djela
Aleksandra Komulovića Zarcalo od ispovijesti, koje je objavljeno u Rimu 1606. i(li) 1616, pa opet u Veneciji 1634.
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in which he emphasized the importance of the Slavic language understandable all over the
Balkans. In this report of Temperica requested publishing of the
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Bogdančić, a priest from Pag, who taught him to read and write. He attended the municipal school in the town of Pag. After 1590 he studied at the
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since the 18th century. Some experts believe it is one of three dictionaries made by Kašić and that the other two are archived in
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are missing), has around 20,000 different words – more than the
English version and even more than the original Bible!
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In under 200 pages and two parts ("books"), he provided basic information on
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dictionaries and grammars. Based on this request, Kašić provided such a textbook; he published
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then Komulović was. Kašić censored and edited Komulović's 1606 work (
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into the local Slavic vernacular – more precisely, the
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O'Neill, Charles E.; Domínguez, Joaquín María (2001).
863:. Bŭlgarsko istorichesko druzhestvo. 1992. p. 9.
490:. In 1625, he was in charge of translating the entire
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823:. Nakladni zavod Matice hrvatske. p. 190.
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191:into Illyrian (a name used for the early
23:For other people with similar names, see
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947:Zaslužni jezikoslovac Bartol Kašić
629:Various hagiographies; collection
557:Kašić called the language used in
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934:Hrvatska biblija Bartola Kašića
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618:Razlika skladanja slovinska
345:Kašić's native dialect was
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860:Istoricheski pregled
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588:. He used the terms
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940:Slobodna Dalmacija
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649:(Roman Rite), 1640
636:Spiritual tragedy
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314:Literary activity
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598:dalmatinski
503:Josip Lisac
455:collection
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579:Shtokavian
544:Roman Rite
524:Roman Rite
461:catechisms
416:with many
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606:Chakavian
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594:Ijekavian
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418:Chakavian
347:Chakavian
332:Dubrovnik
280:Dubrovnik
239:, in the
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170:clergyman
126:Education
100:Bogdančić
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548:dioceses
373:in 1604.
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187:and the
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514:English
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403:grammar
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324:Italian
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451:), a
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