Princiary School at St. Sava

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The Princiary School at St. Sava

4 out of 5 stars by 3mttours from Bucharest, Romania
December 12, 2005

Quote: In 1679, the Ruling Prince Şerban Cantacuzino started a princiary school at the Monastery of St. Sava, a school that soon became the first renowned Romanian school. In 1695, Constantin Brâncoveanu developed a high school that became known as the... Read the full Princiary School at St. Sava review

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