Alexander, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263
Alexander, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263
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Alexander Nevski, Saint, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1219-1263 Alexander, Saint, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Александр, Невский, 1220-1263 Aleksandr, Nevskiĭ, 1220-1263 Alexander, Nevsky, 1220-1263 Невский, Александр, 1220-1263 Nevskiĭ, Aleksandr, 1220-1263 Nevsky, Alexander, 1220-1263 Alexander, Newski, 1220-1263 Newski, Alexander, 1220-1263 Alexander, Nevski, 1220-1263 Nevski, Alexander, 1220-1263 Alexander Nevsky, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Александр Невский, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Aleksandr Nevskiĭ, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Alexander Nevski, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Alexander Newski, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Александр Ярославич Невскій, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Aleksandr I͡Aroslavich Nevskīĭ, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Aleksandr, Saint, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1220-1263 Aleksandr, Nevskij, 1220-1263 Nevskij, Aleksandr, 1220-1263
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found: Prokofiev, S. Alexander Nevsky [SR], 196-?: label (Alexander Nevsky)
found: Bolʹshai͡a. sov. ėnt͡sikl., 3rd ed: v. 1, p. 408 (Aleksandr Nevskiĭ; vel. kni͡azʹ vladimirskiĭ; 1252-1263; kni͡azʹ novgorodskiĭ; 1236-1251; military leader and Russian statesman; born circa 1220, d. 1263)
found: LC manual cat. (hdg.: Alexander Nevski, Saint, Grand Duke of Vladimir, 1219-1263; usage: Aleksandr Nevskiĭ, velikago kni͡azi͡a Aleksandra Nevskago, Alexander Nevsky)
found: Russ. Brockhaus: v. 1, p. 390 (Aleksandr I͡Aroslavich Nevskīĭ, sv.; Second son of Grand-Duke I͡Aroslav Vsevolodovich, great-grandson of Monomakh, b. 5/30/1220; d. 11/14/1263; Grand-Duke of Vladimir from 1252-1263)
found: Encyc. Brit., 15th ed. (Alexander Nevsky, 1220-1263; Prince of Novgorod 1236, Grand-Duke of Vladimir 1252; canonized in 1547)
found: Encyc. Amer. (Alexander Nevsky; 1220-1263; Russian prince and Grand-Duke; took epithet after victory over Swedes at Lake Ladoga in 1240)
found: Holweck. Biogr. dict. of Saints, 1924: p. 48 (Alexander Newski, b. 1219, d. 1263; Feastday 30 Aug. in Russian Orth. Church)
found: Waszink, P.M. Life, courage, ice, 1990: t.p. (Aleksandr Nevskij)
notfound: Colliers.
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1983-07-21: new
2011-10-05: revised
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