5 Tolarjev Bishop Abraham - Freising Manuscripts

正面描述	The obverse features the large numeral '5' prominently displayed in the right field, with the denomination legend 'PET TOLARJEV' inscribed along the upper left arc. The issuer name 'REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA' appears as a straight legend across the lower field, and the date '1994' is positioned at the bottom of the coin below the issuer legend.
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正面铭文	PET TOLARJEV 5 REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA 1994
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附加信息	The Freising Manuscripts, produced in the late 10th or early 11th century at the Diocese of Freising in Bavaria, are the oldest known written documents in a Slavic language using Latin script — and among the oldest surviving texts in any Slavic language at all. Bishop Abraham of Freising, under whose oversight the manuscripts are believed to have been compiled, presided over a diocese that held significant ecclesiastical authority over the Slovenian-speaking population of Carinthia and Styria. When Slovenia issued this coin three years after independence, the choice was deliberate: a claim to a literary and cultural heritage predating any modern political border. The originals are held in the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich.

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