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 1 1,9|      northern regions of Bulgaria, Serbia, Moravia, Romania, and then
 2 1,9|       disciples were successful in Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria. Led
 3 1,9|        were likewise successful in Serbia and with the baptism of
 4 1,9|            Prince Mutimir († 891), Serbia became officially Christian.
 5 1,9| vacillation between East and West, Serbia came under the sway of Constantinople.
 6 1,9|           in 1219 as Archbishop of Serbia, and in 1346 a Serbian Patriarchate
 7 1,0|        figures (as was St. Sava in Serbia); and St. Stephen, Bishop
 8 1,1|      Patriarch of All Georgia.~ ~ ~Serbia.~With the gradual crumbling
 9 1,5|    consecrated by the Patriarch of Serbia to organize a Serbian Diocese
10 1,5|       faithful to the Patriarch of Serbia and the other going into
11 8,6|        Antioch, Jerusalem, Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania bear