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 1    1,   2|       approved the use of the Old Slavonic language in the liturgy
 2    2,   5|           translated into the Old Slavonic language and written in
 3    2,   5|        cordially. He approved the Slavonic liturgical books, which
 4    2,   6|         Methodius. He opposed the Slavonic liturgy and spread doubts
 5    2,   6|         granted to the liturgy in Slavonic by Pope John's predecessor
 6    3,   9|                            9. The Slavonic Life of Methodius reports
 7    3,  11|           could be written in Old Slavonic and would thus be fully
 8    4,  12|   therefore not afraid to use the Slavonic language in the liturgy
 9    4,  13|    believers, they adapted to the Slavonic language the rich and refined
10    4,  13|           they had written in the Slavonic language, and the methods
11    4,  15| particular the liturgy in the Old Slavonic language and the fundamental
12    6,  21|   creation of an alphabet for the Slavonic language the Brothers made
13    6,  21|     cultural dignity upon the Old Slavonic liturgical language, which
14    6,  21|          Byzantine liturgy of the Slavonic Eastern Churches of the
15    7,  23|         baptized according to the Slavonic Rite. Later this influence
16    7,  23|         languages in the liturgy: Slavonic and Latin. Moreover, the
17    8,  29|          which as his Life in Old Slavonic46 recounts he uttered before
18    8,  29|        office in Latin, Greek and Slavonic",47 adoring God and venerating