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61Thomas the Slav — was originally a Byzantine military and naval commander entrusted with a very high command during the reign of Emperor Leo V the Armenian. However, upon the death of Simon and the ascension of the New Emperor Michael who was a rival General of… …
62Balto-slav — Baltˈo slavˈ, Baltˈo slavˈic or Balto slavonˈic adjective Of a family of Indo European languages comprising the Slavonic and Baltic languages • • • Main Entry: ↑Balt …
63an|ti-slav|er|y — an|ti|slav|er|y or an|ti slav|er|y «AN tee SLAY vuhr ee, SLAYV ree», adjective, noun. –adj. opposed to slavery; against slavery. –n. opposition to slavery …
64an|ti|slav|er|y — or an|ti slav|er|y «AN tee SLAY vuhr ee, SLAYV ree», adjective, noun. –adj. opposed to slavery; against slavery. –n. opposition to slavery …
65Bal|to-Slav|ic — «BL toh SLAH vihk, SLAV ihk», noun. a grouping of the various Baltic and Slavic languages as one subdivision of Indo European. It is regarded with skepticism by many modern linguists …
66Pan-Slav|ism — «PAN SLAH vihz uhm, SLAV ihz », noun. 1. the idea or principle of a political union of all Slavic peoples. 2. belief in or support of this principle …
67Pan-Slav|ist — «pan SLAH vihst, SLAV ihst», noun. an adherent or promoter of Pan Slavism …
68Stan|i|slav|ski method — Stan|i|slav|sky method or Stan|i|slav|ski method «STAN ih SLAHF skee», a system of acting developed and taught by Konstantin Stanislavsky (or Stanislavski, 1863 1938), a Russian actor and director, that stresses the importance of realism in… …
69Stan|i|slav|sky method — or Stan|i|slav|ski method «STAN ih SLAHF skee», a system of acting developed and taught by Konstantin Stanislavsky (or Stanislavski, 1863 1938), a Russian actor and director, that stresses the importance of realism in acting and feeling and… …
70Yu|go|slav|ic — «YOO goh SLAH vihk, SLAV ihk», adjective. = Yugoslav. (Cf. ↑Yugoslav) Also, Jugoslavic …
