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ST. CROSS’S CONFRATERNITY’S STATUTE IN CROATIAN AND OTHER SUPPLEMENTS OF THE CONFRATERNITIES ON THE ISLAND OF DRVENIK AND AT VINIŠĆE

Ivan Pažanin ; Split


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This paper deals with St. Cross’s Confraternity’s Statute written in Croatian with a list of the 1730’s fraternities from the Drvenik Parish that consisted of the places of identical names on the islands Veli and Mali Drvenik (in an older history they were called Gerona-Giruna or Zirona, and Plancha), and of Vinišće on the neighbouring mainland, near Trogir. It also lists the members of St. George’s Confraternity of the parish having the same name from 1668 and 1677.
It also points out the importance of these documents from the historico-juridical, linguistic, and anthroponymic view as these rules were written in Croatian, in ikavian and chakavian dialects. It is a question of the parish founded by the beginning of 16th century from which Vinišća was detached into a separate parish in 1871. Ten confraternities were active in it, but by mid-19th century none of them existed any more.
In 17th and 18th centuries, at the time of the Venetian rule and official Italian language, in this parish the ecclesiastical books in Croatian were used (rituals, books of rites, Glagolitic missals), and a significant proof of the ecclesisastical practice in the national tongue is the Statute of this Confraternity.

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Hrčak ID:

129429

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/129429

Datum izdavanja:

2.2.1987.

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