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QUIS ERGO PRESBYTER DIOCLEAS? РАНА ДУБРОВАЧКА ИСТОРИОГРАФИЈА И ЛЕТОПИС ПОПА ДУКЉАНИНА QUIS ERGO PRESBYTER DIOCLEAS? EARLY RAGUSAN HISTORIOGRAPHY AND THE CHRONICLE OF THE PRIEST OF DIOCLEA

QUIS ERGO PRESBYTER DIOCLEAS? РАНА ДУБРОВАЧКА ИСТОРИОГРАФИЈА И ЛЕТОПИС ПОПА ДУКЉАНИНА QUIS ERGO PRESBYTER DIOCLEAS? EARLY RAGUSAN HISTORIOGRAPHY AND THE CHRONICLE OF THE PRIEST OF DIOCLEA

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У раду се, у светлости новог тумачења да је у питању плод хуманистичке историографије, а не аутентичан средњовековни спис, истражује порекло података у тзв. Летопису попа Дукљанина кроз дела дубровачке хуманистичке историографије, почев од Лудовика Цријевића Туберона, који се први позива на „писца Дукљанина“, до Мавра Орбина, који први објављује наводни текст „Дукљаниновог“ списа на италијанском. In the light of the new interpretation that the so-called Chronicle of the Priest of Dioclea is a product of humanist historiography, rather than an authentic medieval source, the origin of its data is examined through the works of Ragusan humanist historiography, starting from Ludovicus Cerva Tubero, who first referred to the “author Diocleas”, up to Mauro Orbin, who first published the purported text of the work of "Diocleas" in Italian.

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influence
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