Manastir svetog arhangela mihaila XIII c

He writes about the Orthodox monastery as shameful and horrible means of Roman propaganda, barbaric injustice of the Venetian government and martyrdom of the Serbs of Primosje. A large and beautiful monastery with three altars and a large bell tower bothered Catholics. They poisoned large fish and brought a monk as a gift. To dispel the suspicion, a nobleman from Kotor came with an antidote, with the intention of returning after dinner. But he also poisoned himself and died together with 72 Serbian Orthodox monks. After that, the surrounding people continued to gather there on major holidays, but their enemies slandered the Venetian government for gathering there for organizing the overthrow of the Venetian government. A galley was immediately sent to destroy the monastery. [5] Johann Georg Kohl wrote that Catholics were brought to the place of Orthodox monks during the Venetian rule. When lightning struck the monastery in recent times and destroyed one tower and the monastery church, in which several Catholic monks were killed, the inhabitants around the monastery saw in it God's punishment for the injustice that was inflicted on them earlier. The church had not yet been built at that time. [6]

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