Bibliography
Materials and Sources
Abbreviations
For the abbreviations, see Abbreviations at the bottom of the page presenting the brief history of Manasija Monastery.
Selected Bibliography, Arranged Chronologically
Joakim Vujić, The Journey through Serbia of Joakim Vujić, Slaveno-Serbian Writer: Briefly Written Down in His Own Hand in Kragujevac in Serbia (Iоакiмъ Вуичъ, Іоакіма Вуича Славено-Сербскаго Списателя Путешествіе по Сербіи: во кратцѣ собственномъ рукомъ нѣговомъ списано у Крагоевцу у Сербїи) (In the city of Buda: Printed at the Slaveno-Serbian and Other Oriental Languages Press of the Royal University of Pest, 1828). 82–84.
I. E. [= Evgenije Simeonović], Description of the Monastery of Manasija (Описъ монастыра Манасiе) (Belgrade: State Printing House, 1866), 18. Josif Veselić, Description of the Monasteries in Serbia. Part 1. By Josif Veselić, Professor (Описъ монастира у Србіи. Часть 1. Одъ Іосифа Веселића професора) (Belgrade: Printing House of A. Andrić, 1867), 61–64.
Jovan Mišković, "Some Old Towns and Their Surroundings in the Kingdom of Serbia [II. Resava (Manasija). III. Gamzigrad. IV. Kostolac of Timok (Kostol)]" („Неки стари градови и њихове околине у Краљевини Србији [II. Ресава (Манасија). III. Гамзиград. IV. Костолац тимочки (Костол)]“), Starinar of the Serbian Archaeological Society, year 4, no. 3 (1887): 65–73: 70.
Stanoje Stanojević, Lazar Mirković, and Đurđe Bošković, Manasija Monastery. Serbian Monuments, vol. V (Манастир Манасија. Српски споменици, књ. V) (Belgrade: National Museum in Belgrade, 1928), 8.
Stanoje M. Mijatović, "Resava" („Ресава“), in: Settlements and the Origin of the Population, with 18 sketches in the text and with 18 photographs, 18 plans and sketches and 8 maps in the appendix, Serbian Ethnographic Collection, vol. 26, founded by Jovan Cvijić, ed. Jovan Erdeljanović.
Publication of the Endowment of Veljko Savić, vol. 5; Serbian Ethnographic Collection / Serbian Royal Academy, vol. 46 (Belgrade: Serbian Royal Academy, 1930), 97– 239, 715–740: 159, 222.
Leposava Cvijetić, "The Census of Population and Property in Serbia in 1834" („Попис становништва и имовине у Србији 1834. године“), Mešovita građa (Miscellanea), vol. 13 (1984): 9–118: 38.
Mileta Milić (ed.), Guardians of Heritage: 50 Years of Work of the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments (Чувари баштине: 50 година рада Републичког завода за заштиту споменика културе) (Belgrade: Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, 1998), 54.
Gordana Simić, "In Memory of Abbess Paraskeva (Jovanović). Another Candle Has Gone Out" („У знак сећања на игуманију Параскеву (Јовановић). Угасила се још једна свећа“), Pravoslavni misionar: supplement of the Glasnik of the Serbian Orthodox Church, year XLII, no. 5/1999, issue 249 (1999): 32–35: 34.
Gordana Simić and Dragoljub Todorović, "Remains of the Architectural Heritage in the Surroundings of the Resava Monastery" („Остаци градитељског наслеђа у околини манастира Ресаве“), Saopštenja XXXIV (2002): 179–191.
Radomir Milošević, The Serbian Orthodox Eparchy of Braničevo: Schematism 2003 (Српска Православна Епархија браничевска: шематизам 2003) (Požarevac: Serbian Orthodox Eparchy of Braničevo, 2003), 251.
Nebojša Đokić, "The Church in Vrbovac - Popovnjak" („Црква у Врбовцу - Поповњак“), Glasnik: official gazette of the Serbian Orthodox Church, year LXXXVIII, no. 11 (November 2006): 306–307.
Nedeljko Radosavljević, The Orthodox Church in the Pashalik of Belgrade 1766–1831 (The Administration of the Ecumenical Patriarchate) (Православна Црква у Београдском пашалуку 1766–1831 (управа Васељенске патријаршије)), Institute of History, Special Editions, vol. 53 (Belgrade: Institute of History, 2007), 387–390.
Ema Lj. Miljković and Aleksandar R. Krstić, Braničevo in the 15th Century. A Historical-Geographical Study (Браничево у XV веку. Историјско- географска студија) (Požarevac: National Museum Požarevac, 2007), 174, 227.