The Inscription on the Marble Pillar at Kosovo

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Lazar Mirković, “What Is the Meaning of the Marble Pillar Raised on the Site of the Battle of Kosovo and What Does the Inscription on This Pillar Say?” („Шта значи мраморни стуб подигнут на месту Косовске битке и шта каже натпис на овом стубу?“), in: Lazar Mirković, Iconographic Studies (Иконографске студије), Studies in the History of Serbian Art. Matica Srpska, Department of Fine Arts, vol. 7 (Novi Sad: Matica Srpska, 1974), 297–319.

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Miodrag Pavlović, “The Inscription on the Marble Pillar at Kosovo” („Натпис на мраморном стубу на Косову“), in: Miodrag Pavlović, Essays on Serbian Poets (Есеји о српским песницима), Selected Works of Miodrag Pavlović, vol. 3 (Belgrade: “Vuk Karadžić”, 1981), 24–28.