mojsije putnik造句

• He succeeded Sofronije Tomaa
  evi
  , and was succeeded by Mojsije Putnik.
• Pavlovi
  mentored Mojsije Putnik and Zaharije Orfelin who were then among the most learned men in the Archbishopric.
• When the Metropolitan Vi
  entije died in February 1780, Jankovi
  received the leading candidate to succeed him, Metropolitan Mojsije Putnik.
• Unfortunately, Mojsije Putnik died at Vienna in June 1790 before the sabor met on the 21 August of the same year.
• Vidak's successor, Mojsije Putnik proved to be a broad-minded cleric who understood and supported Jankovi
  's aim to educate everyone.
• Jankovi
  was thereby able to win the trust of both of the Austrian court and of the Orthodox metropolitans Vi
  entije Jovanovi
  Vidak and later Mojsije Putnik and his clergy.
• Serbian Metropolitan Mojsije Putnik translated and published the tolerance patent in Serbian which meant for the equal rights for both members of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church in Sremski Karlovci.
• In May 1790 Mojsije Putnik went to Vienna with the bishops of Temioara, Vra
  ac, and Ba
  ka to pay respects to the newly enthroned Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor ( 1747 1792 ).
• Eight years later, on the 20th of June 1786, Metropolitan Mojsije Putnik of Sremski Karlovci made him Bishop of the Serbian Orthodox Pakrac eparchy, a position he would hold from 1786 to 1807.
• By the time of its publication in July 1791, the book had been printed in four variants, differing only in dedication to Metropolitan Mojsije Putnik composed by Kurzbeck, while the other variant has no dedication.
• "' Mojsije Putnik "'(, ) ( 1728  1790 ) was the Metropolitan of Sremski Karlovci between 1781-90, during the reign of Joseph II . He was known for publishing the Toleranzpatent ( tolerance patent ) meant to ensure equal rights for the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Catholic church in Sremski Karlovci.
• His mission was a success, as the correspondence kept in the Archiepiscopal Archives confirms, and he managed to persuade the local congregation that was forced to accept the Uniate Church to return to the Eastern Orthodox Church . ( For the correspondence between Archimandrite Mojsije Putnik from Veliki Varad and Archbishop Pavle Nenadovi
  see the following documents kept in the Archiepiscopal Archives in Sremski Karlovci : B-1756-54 and B-1756-3 ).
• During the 1770s, Putnik was decorated by Empress Maria Theresa; and having received the Commander's cross with the image of Saint Stephen ( the patron saint of Hungary ) he was an enthusiastic partisan of Joseph II during his struggle with parliament . On the 1st of June 1784 Mojsije Putnik elevated a distinguished Serbian Orthodox monk and writer, Kiril Zhivkovich, to the rank of archimandrite before he was ordained Bishop of Pakrac two years later, on 20 June 1786.