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Prince's Stone

The Prince's Stone (German: Fürstenstein, Slovene: knežji kamen) is the reversed base of an ancient Ionic column that played an important role in the ceremony surrounding the installation of the princes of Carantania in the Early Middle Ages. After the incorporation into the Frankish Empire, the procedure, held in Slovene, was continued as the first part…

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Prince's Stone

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Prince's Stone → American Revolution, Bodin's, Cleveland, Gorizia-Tyrol, Herman II, In Thomas Jefferson's, Jefferson, Jefferson's, John, Karinthani, Meinhard, Meinhard II, Not, Sponheim, The, United States Constitution, Viktring

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Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesThe0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesKarinthani0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesHerman II0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesSponheim0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesJohn0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesViktring0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesMeinhard II0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesGorizia-Tyrol0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesNot0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesMeinhard0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesIn Thomas Jefferson's0.60section
Prince's Stonerelated to Later allusions and influencesBodin's0.60section

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