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Dmitry Gerasimov

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27: 145:, Dmitri related details to Giovio of the geography of Russia and the northern countries. This information was compiled by Giovio into a separate book, and subsequently mapped by 289: 69:; c. 1465 – after 1535) was a Russian translator, diplomat and philologist; he also provided some of the earliest information on 279: 224:
Il Salterio commentario di Brunone di WĆ¼rzburg in area slavo-orientale: Fra traduzione e tradizione (con unĆØ appendice di testi)
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for most of his life and worked mainly with Novgorodian clerics. In his youth he studied in
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and proposing a terminology for Slavic grammar. He was a prominent collaborator of
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Der russische Donat: Vom lateinischen Lehrbuch zur russischen Grammatik
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and created after the data given by "Ambassador Demetrius" Gerasimov
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It is widely held that Gerasimov was the Russian translator of the
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desired to join the anti-Ottoman League. During his stay in
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and was a pattern for most 16th-century maps of Muscovy.
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Dmitry Gerasimov (rugby union)

Muscovy
Battista Agnese
Russian
Muscovy
Paolo Giovio
Sigismund von Herberstein
Novgorod
Livonia
Hieronymus
Vulgate
Psalter
Bruno of WĆ¼rzburg
Sect of Skhariya the Jew
Emperor Maximilian I
Prussia
Sweden
Denmark
Pope Clement VII
Vasily III
Rome
Battista Agnese
Venice
Aelius Donatus
Church Slavonic
Maximus the Greek
Maximilianus Transylvanus
Magellan
The Tale of the Princes of Vladimir

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