Papers by Annamária Fekete
Žarko B. Veljković, Anamarija Fekete, Once More on the Personal Name Restoje and the Clerk Restoj... more Žarko B. Veljković, Anamarija Fekete, Once More on the Personal Name Restoje and the Clerk Restoje ‘Milohna’ (*Milohnić) Summary: During the archeological excavations 1990-1995. of the site “St. John’s cemetery” (“Groblje Sv. Ive”) in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the Cyrillic inscription [ЖИвa / р]8ı<а рɛсmо / ıɛвa // it’s been found written the masculine personal name Restoje. It is Restoje *Milohnić, the 15th century clerk, chancellor, courtier, protovestiarios and deputy of Bosnian kings, born in former inhabitated place, today’s toponyme Bužan between the villages of Prisoje and Miši in vicinity
of Livno. In this article it is about the Restoje’s life and personal details, giving conclusion that he was (as well as his brothers Medoje and Nikola) a Serb, he spoke and wrote (Old) Serbian language, and wrote in Medieval (Serbian) Cyrillic script, formally and privatelly, and he was the bearer of a Serbian folk name, corradical and cognate with the baptismal name of Serbian St. Sabbas, Rastko, and, finally, he was undoubtely Catholic by birth, and he was given his own name Restoje perhaps in accordance to his father’s/parents’ wish that during all his life in his very self “(in Latin) crescat fides, (in Serbian) reste, i.e. raste (katolička i hrišćanska) vera (Catholic and Christian) faith grow”.
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of Livno. In this article it is about the Restoje’s life and personal details, giving conclusion that he was (as well as his brothers Medoje and Nikola) a Serb, he spoke and wrote (Old) Serbian language, and wrote in Medieval (Serbian) Cyrillic script, formally and privatelly, and he was the bearer of a Serbian folk name, corradical and cognate with the baptismal name of Serbian St. Sabbas, Rastko, and, finally, he was undoubtely Catholic by birth, and he was given his own name Restoje perhaps in accordance to his father’s/parents’ wish that during all his life in his very self “(in Latin) crescat fides, (in Serbian) reste, i.e. raste (katolička i hrišćanska) vera (Catholic and Christian) faith grow”.
of Livno. In this article it is about the Restoje’s life and personal details, giving conclusion that he was (as well as his brothers Medoje and Nikola) a Serb, he spoke and wrote (Old) Serbian language, and wrote in Medieval (Serbian) Cyrillic script, formally and privatelly, and he was the bearer of a Serbian folk name, corradical and cognate with the baptismal name of Serbian St. Sabbas, Rastko, and, finally, he was undoubtely Catholic by birth, and he was given his own name Restoje perhaps in accordance to his father’s/parents’ wish that during all his life in his very self “(in Latin) crescat fides, (in Serbian) reste, i.e. raste (katolička i hrišćanska) vera (Catholic and Christian) faith grow”.